Noise

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Aircraft noise is a particularly emotive subject and can have a significant impact on quality of life for those people living close to airports or under flight paths, especially when penetrating aircraft noise results from 24 hour-a-day operations. Noise often causes annoyance and interferes with communication, children’s learning, and enjoyment of the outside world. It can also have health impacts including depression, sleep disturbance and hyptertension, which in turn may have serious consequences.

Noise articles

Aug 24
2010

Banning noisy aircraft – Australia leads the way »

Aug 17
2010

Airports choose not to fine airlines for bad track-keeping »

Apr 20
2010

Grounding of planes has brought relief for many and dramatic cuts in aviation emissions »

Mar 24
2010

Government noise policy still missing the point »

Mar 12
2010

New report from AEF reveals why Heathrow noise has become a problem many miles out from the airport »

Feb 17
2010

GLA Report – ‘Flights of Fancy’ »

Feb 8
2010

Plans to tackle airport noise a sham, say campaigners »

Feb 8
2010

Noise action plans a sham, finds AEF report »

Dec 22
2009

German study shows massive health effect from aircraft noise »

Dec 21
2009

Imperial College to study health impacts of Heathrow »

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