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Airports are associated with air and noise pollution and may, therefore, reduce the quality of life of local people. This study assessed the link between aircraft noise and subjective wellbeing, using data from 17 English airports. The authors conclude that living under flight paths has a negative effect on people’s overall wellbeing, equivalent to around half of the effect of being a ...
In October 2018 the World Health Organisation (WHO) published their findings from an international investigation into how much noise affects us, including asking 'Does noise pollution cause stress'. It concluded it is one of the top environmental hazards to both physical and mental health and well-being in the European Region. Noise pollution can be defined as unwanted or excessive sound that ...
For an external source, the noise level equation is Leq=LW-20Log(r)-11dB(A) where r is the distance and LW the source power. However, for an industrial complex, the next equation will be used: Leq=Li+10Log(S)-20Log(r)-14dB(A) where S is the external surface and Li is the internal noise power. ...
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