Although difficult to apply elsewhere, the Norwegian experience of the benefits of lower population density stands out for me.
One of my ongoing concerns, is that lessons are quickly being forgotten or swept under the carpet (I suspect because they are too left-leaning to be palatable to many governments). Are there any countries that are actively applying the lessons (mostly related to social determinants of health) for the long term?
Although difficult to apply elsewhere, the Norwegian experience of the benefits of lower population density stands out for me.
One of my ongoing concerns, is that lessons are quickly being forgotten or swept under the carpet (I suspect because they are too left-leaning to be palatable to many governments). Are there any countries that are actively applying the lessons (mostly related to social determinants of health) for the long term?