By Verdant
Via WalletHub – Which are the “greenest” and “least green” cities in the United States? WalletHub analysts compared the 100 largest cities across 20 key “green” indicators. Their data set ranges from “greenhouse-gas emissions per capita” to “number of smart-energy policies and initiatives.” California cities nab six of the top 10 spots with San Francisco taking the #1 spot. At the bottom of the list? Cities in Texas, Florida, Ohio, Kentucky, Oklahoma and Louisiana with Baton Rouge coming in last place at #100. Read full story – WalletHub
I am passionate about making information and support easily available to people to enable them to live cleaner, greener, healthier, happier lives and to walk more lightly on the planet. In my spare time I love hiking, making green smoothies, and volunteering at the doggie shelter.
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