Disadvantages: (i) Cost of land and construction of building on it is high. (ii) Land suitable for a large-scale unit is difficult to get and is usually, limited in the area; if available. (iii) Due to the high cost of living in an urban area, labour wages are also high. (iv) Local taxes and rents tend to increase making the costs of operation Additionally, people living in more densely populated areas have a higher risk of developing psychosis and depression. The prevalence rates of mood and anxiety disorders were also significantly higher in urban areas than rural areas. To understand the effects of city living on mental health and well-being, a team of experts created a The obvious downside to living in a suburban area is that the amenities are limited. For example, if you need a certain type of shop or restaurant, you may not be able to find it
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Contents. More than half of the world's population now live in urban areas — increasingly in highly dense cities. However, urban settings are a relatively new phenomenon in human The unprecedented challenge of rapid urban population growth million sub-Saharan Africans reside in cities (40% urbanization rate) The population in some cities grows at percent a year Doubling of population is expected over the next three decades (and tripling of built-up area) Compare with current urban population of the E.U.: Threats. Intensive urban growth can lead to greater poverty, with local governments unable to provide services for all people. Concentrated energy use leads to greater air pollution
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Disadvantages. Pollution (Noise, Atmospheric, Sound) Crime; Overcrowding/ Overpopulation; Traffic congestion; Expensive; Evaluation. It is better to migrate to an Noise, traffic and pollution problems. Exposure to noise is one of the most frequently cited problems for individuals living in urban environments and can impact on sleep quality, According to the survey, 6 percent of people living in highly lit, urban areas slept less than six hours each night. They also found that 29 percent of these urbanites were dissatisfied with the In this narrative review study, for the identification of the related articles, the PubMed database was searched using the terms “uterus transplantation” or “uterine transplantation” in combination with the associated terms, such as “living donor”, “deceased donor”, and “brain-dead donor”, up to 10 February without time, Cities are overcrowded. Due to high population density, people living in cities experience traffic congestion and long commuting hours. Air quality is often poor in heavily built-up areas. Life in urban areas is fast-paced and there is lack of personal relationships. The cost of living is higher