The Federal Aviation Administration has awarded California airports $81.3 million to enhance airport infrastructure and reduce noise pollution. Los Angeles International Airport will receive nearly $23 million to install noise mitigation measures affecting 400 residences. The complexity of noise pollution reduction includes strategies like using quieter aircraft and sound insulation. Increased noise complaints have been reported at LAX, which received 5,040 comments in April. Eighteen California airports, including San Diego International, will benefit from the grant aimed at mitigating noise issues in residential areas.
California has been awarded $81.3 million to enhance airport infrastructure, with nearly $23 million designated for noise mitigation measures at Los Angeles International Airport.
Reducing noise pollution is a complex issue involving quieter aircraft, sound insulation, and strategic land use as potential solutions.
Los Angeles International Airport reported 5,040 noise comments in April, indicating significant community concern about noise levels due to altered flight patterns.
Eighteen California airports, including San Diego International Airport, will utilize federal funding to address noise issues affecting residential neighborhoods.
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