A qualitative exploration of urban environmental noise in Mexico City

Abstract

This article refers to a qualitative study on the perception of environmental noise or noise pollution in Mexico City. Explores through the technique of focus groups, opinions and attitudes of thirty citizens, residents of urban areas along the Paseo de la Reforma- Calzada de Guadalupe urban axis. The study reveals coincidences and differences of opinion on noise pollution, as well as the lack of information, the lack of awareness of the phenomenon and the seriousness of the risks of its effects on the health and well-being on the population. It evidences the need to disseminate information and educate about the phenomenon.