The recent regs against wood boilers are a direct hit against
poor rural residents who can not afford propane or pellets to keep their homes warm in the winter — apparently there are no DEC bureaucrats in need of heating assistance.
Not exact matches
In spite of such known urban pressures on health as air and water pollution, water shortage, overcrowding,
poor housing, the stresses of city transportation and the generally accelerated pace of city life, there is no substantial evidence from the National Health Survey that the overall health of the urban
resident is worse than that of the
rural resident.
«Census data shows that
rural communities have lower incomes than their urban counterparts, and a disproportionate number of
residents meet the definition of working
poor.
Statistics confirm that the health outcomes in
rural and remote areas of Australia are adversely affected by
poor health among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who make up a greater proportion of
residents in those areas.