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The fact that Atlanta got three votes makes me chuckle.
It shouldn't though. We are among the top cities in the country when it comes to LEED certified buildings. We are also among the National leaders in redeveloping industrial brownfields.
How many cities are you aware of that tore down a steel mill to constuct an entirely new district adjacent to their core?
It shouldn't though. We are among the top cities in the country when it comes to LEED certified buildings. We are also among the National leaders in redeveloping industrial brownfields.
How many cities are you aware of that tore down a steel mill to constuct an entirely new district adjacent to their core?
Thats great, still not greener than most of the places on that list.
As that goes, I dont think it has anything to do with the size of the metro in determining how green a city is.
Example: LA is the 2nd biggest in the nation but I doubt anybody sees LA as being the 2nd greenest city in the country.
From the list the O.P. offered at the start of the thread.
If this is for City Limits only, I am even more impressed with the ranking of #8. It shows our initiatives are paying off.
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