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Good article but it's many thousands of words with one simple answer: noise pollution. I lived directly under the path of an airport's takeoff vector. Planes w
by JohnMakin 3y ago
Good article but it's many thousands of words with one simple answer: noise pollution.
I lived directly under the path of an airport's takeoff vector. Planes would frequently take off just a few hundred feet above my house. You actually get used to it, but as I've gotten older my hearing loss is more than it should be and I suspect that was a major reason.
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- spdustin 3y agoSounds like Midway (MDW). Even with noise abatement procedures, planes take off and land “hot and heavy” which is louder than usual nearest to the airport.
- michael1999 3y agoNoise pollution _and_ air pollution. I love the pretty browns and purples of my sunset over YYZ, but it's filthy. Every time I come home, the smell is disgusting.