Challenges of Environmental Security and Noise Pollution in Urban Areas: Algeria as a Model

Abstract

This article highlights the problem of noise pollution within urban areas in Algerian cities, as it emphasizes the importance of studying the relationship between environment and health security to enhance a comprehensive understanding of contemporary urban challenges, where it aims to provide new insights for achieving a balance between sustainable development and public health in light of growing environmental concerns, starting with the question of integrated and sustainable strategies—including urban design, technological innovation, regulatory policies, and public awareness—to reduce noise pollution.

The results conclude that noise pollution poses a serious threat to individual health and overall quality of life in cities, which requires the formulation of comprehensive strategies that focus on community education and awareness, improving urban infrastructure, implementing strict anti-pollution regulations, and enhancing cooperation between governments, civil society, and the private sector to achieve sustainable development goals