27 Environmentally Friendly Cities to Live In »
Posted By siliconskater 12 months ago in Business & FinanceWith air pollution, traffic and gas prices all on the rise, it increasingly makes sense to consider how environmentally friendly a city is before moving there. As conditions worsen across the country, these proactive cities are poised to handle growth well. Whether you are just starting a family or are thinking about retirement, everyone in your ho
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darrensgarden12 months ago
I've been to a few of these places and would never have thought Daytona Beach would make a list like this. Have you ever been on that beach it should be renamed Cigarette Butt Beach.
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silvernote12 months ago
I wish someone would do a list like this for Canada - this was an incredibly interesting article. I knew Berkeley would be on there.
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PrepaidGuy12 months ago
Boston is a surprise on that list. I just never thought of them as environmentally friendly.
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Obaku12 months ago
They can put Austin on the list, but that doesn't make it true, just more BS from the Austin City Council. The 'SMART' program is 100% nonsense, not gonna happen at all. Sure, they will but 'green power' but only if the citizen's agree, one by one, to pay a premium. When they have ever had to choose, they choose developers over the environment, and every program run by the City of Austin is so corrupt and incompetent that they make FEMA look like geniuses.
Yes, every single program, from street repair to police, A to Z, without exception.
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german-shepard12 months ago
Not one single Arizona city. Isn't there anyone working on that gray haze over Phoenix and Tuscon? The entire state only has 4 or 5 million people, and all awash in sunlight. Maybe the superfund has dried up.
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