Environmental Noise Pollution: Noise Mapping, Public Health, and Policy
Environmental Noise Pollution explores noise mapping, public health, and policy as interconnected aspects of environmental noise. Written by Enda Murphy and Eoin A King, it provides a focused introduction to a subject spanning environmental science, health concerns, and public decision-making.
About This Book
Environmental Noise Pollution examines the subject of noise pollution and its significance in contemporary environments.
The book focuses on noise mapping as a way to represent and study environmental noise.
It also considers public health, highlighting the relationship between environmental noise and health-related concerns.
Policy provides a further central perspective, connecting the topic to approaches for addressing noise pollution.
Written by Enda Murphy and Eoin A King, this title brings together environmental, health, and policy-oriented perspectives.
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