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Milan: '400 bridge' discovered

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Reply 3 by Frank

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Consider that, regardless of acoustics, the canals in Milan have all been covered to create large main roads ... which have indeed disfigured the Milanese soundscape.

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Reply 5 by Marta23

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I was reading that in terms of noise pollution, Milan is one of the worst cities, can anyone confirm?

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Reply 6 by Frank

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Marta23 wrote:

I was reading that in terms of noise pollution, Milan is one of the worst cities, can anyone confirm?

If only it were just the noise pollution

There are those who can be more precise, but the human tolerance threshold seems to me to be 120dB; consider that one of the 3 metro lines (among other things, which is not one of the oldest) reaches 95dB... an acoustic hell.

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Reply 7 by LucaCavaliere

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consider that one of the 3 metro lines (one of them which is not among the oldest) reaches 95Db... a hell from an acoustic point of view.

... especially when they brake to stop at the station and in curved sections they give "their best"

the Navigli ring was buried... the Bastioni ring was demolished... unfortunately, from certain choices made in the name of efficiency, there is no turning back.

From the noise pollution of the MM (Milan Metro), one saves oneself by using a bike.

From atmospheric pollution, one saves oneself (perhaps) with an anti-smog mask.

From external and internal confusion, one saves oneself by taking refuge in parks during break hours.

you do what you can...

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