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The campaign, explains the association in a statement, intends to actively involve citizens in the measurement of noise that affects them and also make the country better informed and involved in environmental issues. Zero recalls that according to the World Health Organization, environmental noise is the second largest environmental cause of health problems, after air pollution.
Environmental association Zero launches noise measurement campaign
Environmental association Zero is today launching a noise measurement campaign, and is calling for the participation of citizens in the building of a database that covers the entire country.
By TPN/Lusa, in News · 22 Nov 2020, 08:00 · 2 Comments
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When I moved here, I noticed that Portugal is pretty noisy. I mean - factories and roads are to close to a residential property. I can hear the noise of an oil refinery right now, although I don't live in an industrial zone.
I'm happy that I'm not the only one who notice this. Perhaps it will change someday.
By SS from Porto on 23 Nov 2020, 00:20
Well, the law should change as soon as possible, if telework is mandated, they should implement a law to help workers in that industry. Having a disrespectful neighbor that plays music all day long is something while you are working. It is common sense to have this kind of law to help teleworkers like myself.
By Paula from Lisbon on 18 Dec 2021, 21:09