Madrid achieves 85% reduction in noise-exposed population since 2006
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Madrid has reduced the population exposed to elevated noise levels by approximately 85% since 2006. The city presented new action plan guidelines at the Noise Control and Monitoring Commission.
FM Radar's 3 takeaways:
- 85% reduction in noise-exposed population in Madrid since 2006
- New noise action plan presented at the city's Control and Monitoring Commission
- Urban noise management demonstrates the intersection of environmental services and quality of life in cities
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