The noise pollution problem around the Vancouver International Airport is one that should not be overlooked. Noise pollution is a bigger problem than one may think, as it has been proven to cause damage both physically and psychologically. Furthermore, this is not only a local problem: "It is estimated that some 135 million people in OECD countries suffer transport noise levels in excess of 65dB, equivalent to the sound of a busy street through open windows." (TSPP, Tolley and Turton, pg.278) With current complaints from citizens living near the airport ranging from health problems to property damage, these current problems should convince provincial governments to stabilise them and perhaps even provide benefits to people who live around those areas.

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