SustainLane has a great article on the 50 largest U.S. cities and how each ranks for their overall sustainability. "Hallmarks of sustainable cities include a commitment to public health, an emphasis on creating a strong local economy, and citizens and city officials working together to make positive, thoughtful choices for the long-term benefit of the city and its residents" I found it quite interesting that I currently live in Columbus (#50) and will soon be moving either to Berkeley (near San Francisco which is #2) or Portland (#1). I highly recommend checking out this link.
Monday, August 7, 2006
Sustainability Rankings
SustainLane has a great article on the 50 largest U.S. cities and how each ranks for their overall sustainability. "Hallmarks of sustainable cities include a commitment to public health, an emphasis on creating a strong local economy, and citizens and city officials working together to make positive, thoughtful choices for the long-term benefit of the city and its residents" I found it quite interesting that I currently live in Columbus (#50) and will soon be moving either to Berkeley (near San Francisco which is #2) or Portland (#1). I highly recommend checking out this link.
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