The FAA relies on the 65 decibel day-night average metric (DNL) to measure noise impacts.
Anna Eshoo: “The FAA relies on the 65 decibel day-night average metric (DNL) to measure noise impacts.”
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Eshoo critiques the FAA's noise measurement methods as inadequate.
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