Noise from highways is a large issue, particularly for those who live close to the highway. Engineers have come up with several solutions to the problem. One solution can be a high vertical wall. Second, planting vegetation, like trees. Third, using a large buffer zone or open space. Explain how trees, a high wall or buffer zones can reduce the noise from a highway that is heard at a nearby home.
Think…
· How would the noise be for someone in a home?
· How would the noise be for someone driving on the highway?
· How does the DOPPLER EFFECT fit in to this scenario?
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