As you may know, not all countries are facing overpopulation. A NY Times article from yesterday discusses the European population decline crisis. It begins by talking about Italy. While in the sixties most families were having at least two children (which means steady population) many families today are having only one child, or none. T. Due to the high cost of living in many cities, such as Milan, adults are forced with the decision to stay in that city and remain childless or try to move. When I was in Arezzo, Italy this past fall, I hardly ever saw a …