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30th April 2014: 19th International Noise Awareness Day

 

Today is the 19th International Noise Awareness Day, the European Environmental Agency just released the “Good practice guide on quiet areas. Noise pollution is a growing problem for Europe’s environment. Transport and industry are the main sources of concern and long term exposure can damage human health and adversely affect ecosystems. European legislation aims to reduce noise pollution and also highlights the need to preserve areas that are currently unaffected. Sefira Project is also working on this issue evaluating the connection between air pollution and noise in urban and rural environments and the socio-economic implications of its impacts.

 

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SEFIRA has the objective of creating a European coordination of transdisciplinary scientific and socio-economic resources in order to support the review and implementation of air quality legislation by the European Commission (EC) led by DG Environment. SEFIRA will coordinate some of the best scientific and socio-economic resources and will review air quality policies and legislation at the interface between environmental, economic and social sciences in order to achieve a deeper understanding of these complex issues. The main fields involved in the action will be atmospheric sciences, environmental and legal sociology, anthropology, geography and economics.