The best answer to the question above is a dominant culture. Most European nations have a dominant culture.

Poverty often causes people to put relatively more pressure on the environment which results in larger families (due to high death rates and insecurity), improper human waste disposal leading to unhealthy living conditions, more pressure on fragile land to meet their needs, overexploitation of natural resources and …

The Nordic nations were affected by the movement of the glaciers and resulted in the formation of thousand lakes, created fertile river beds, cut out a jagged coastline, and caused the North Atlantic Current.

The answer is Europe’s environmental solutions must be confined by political borders. An environmental solution does not only apply to its specific territory. It means their solution can give an impact to all that are affected by environmental problems.

EU citizens consider climate change as one of the most important environmental issues, closely followed by air pollution, according to the results of a new Eurobarometer survey.

Reduce the number of trips you take in your car. Reduce or eliminate fireplace and wood stove use. Avoid burning leaves, trash, and other materials. Avoid using gas-powered lawn and garden equipment.

What is the main reason for poor air quality and air pollution in parts of Northwestern Europe? Factories and Automobiles.

Cities in Northwestern Europe protect structures with acid resistant coatings. There is a proposed ban on high emission producing vehicles. Many power plants now burn natural gas. They have implemented the Kyoto Protocol (a treaty on climate change to reduce Greenhouse Gases).

Northwestern Europe was profoundly influenced by Christianity and the Roman Empire.

Work is ongoing on many fronts to protect the EU’s endangered species and natural areas, ensure safe drinking and bathing water improve air quality and waste management, and reduce the effects of harmful chemicals.

Foreign trade, the Nordic model of industrialization, and fish products Are success factors in this area. What factors have contributed to the success of the economics of northern Europe? Social peace/ equality and educationally successful can fit as traits of Nordic countries.

Compared to much of the rest of the world’s countries, they are very wealthy, and this is mostly due to high productivity from good education, infrastructure, and industrialization, and low levels of systemic corruption – which is a general trend around the world.

Stockholm, Sweden has on average the warmest summer of the Nordic capitals, with an average maximum temperature of 34 °C (93 °F) in July; Copenhagen, Oslo and Helsinki have an average July maximum temperature of 22 °C (72 °F).

Sweden

Finland is 27.0% more expensive than Sweden.

Originally Answered: Why is the cost of living in Scandinavia so expensive? Mainly because Scandinavia is rich and egalitarian. There are no working poor, and that means the demand for extreme low-budget products and services is low.

Within the EU Sweden is actually in the top half of the more expensive countries ! However in the north of Sweden you can find really cheap houses. This is because there are very few jobs up there, and thus a lot of people cannot live and work from there.

This is what I found out: Basically, falu red or Falun red is a dye that is commonly used in wooden cottages, barns, and house. The paint’s origin is from various copper mines in Sweden. The paint consists of water, rye flour, linseed oil and tailings from the copper mines.

United States is 53.0% more expensive than Sweden.

As a matter of fact, real estate investment does work in Sweden and it is really worth it. Buying an apartment in Malmo or Stockholm isn’t that easy but really worth investing in. Stockholm and Gothenburg are seeing a tremendous increase in real estate prices.