Charlotte Clark

Professor Charlotte Clark, an Environmental Epidemiologist and Director at the Population Health Research Institute, shares her expertise on the detrimental effects of environmental noise. She discusses how long-term exposure to transport noise can lead to severe cardiovascular and mental health issues. The conversation highlights the dual nature of noise and silence, and practical strategies for mitigating noise pollution in urban environments. They also touch on innovative solutions like digital nature environments for enhancing well-being amid stress.

Charlotte Clark, a Professor of Environmental Epidemiology at City St George's, explores the hidden dangers of noise pollution. She delves into her research on how environmental noise impacts children's learning, particularly focusing on aircraft noise near airports. The discussion highlights the challenges of assessing noise pollution, especially from night flights and supercars, and its broader implications on public health. Charlotte also emphasizes the balance between urban development and the need for quieter living spaces.