The charts illustrate the number of people who were affected by four types of noise pollution in day and night in cities and rural areas in 2007.
The provided charts illustrate data about the number of
people
in urban and rural areas
who were affected by types of noise
pollution
between day
and night
in 2007. Overall
, it is apparent that traffic was the main source of noise
which irritates people
the most, followed by three other types of noise
sources in both city and countryside areas
. Another interesting perspective is that it is much noisier during the day
than at night
in either area.
Looking at the details, traffic in the city had the biggest number of pollution
, affecting 64 million
people
during the day
and 48 million
people
during the night
in 2007. Rural figures for traffic noise
were nearly half the amount of the city during the day
and night
. Then
, train noises in the urban area produced pollution
affecting 10 million
people
in the daytime and 8 million
people
at night
. In rural areas
, this
figure was slightly lower with 8 million
and 6 million
people
in daylight and night
, respectively.
During the day
, 4 million
individuals in urban regions and 2 million
people
in rural areas
were affected by aircraft noise
pollution
. These figures for both urban and rural areas
were one million
at night
. Although
industry noise
did not influence rural areas
, it affected 1 million
people
during the day
and 0.25 million
people
at night
in metropolitan areas
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