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What are Some Key Factors in the Built Environment?
Several factors within the built environment are critical for public health. These include:
Housing quality
and conditions
Accessibility to
healthcare facilities
Availability of
public transportation
Presence of
green spaces
and recreational areas
Levels of
pollution
Walkability
and bikeability of neighborhoods
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