America's Greenest and Least Green Cities

If you fancy yourself a tree-hugger, chances are you're going to find a domicile that lets you be environmentally friendly. If you don't fancy yourself as such, the opposite. For anyone making moving decisions based on those beliefs, WalletHub has garnered a list of the 100 most populous US cities and how they rank in terms of being green. The site uses four key metrics, including environment, transportation, energy sources, and lifestyle and policy. Below, without further ado, America's greenest and least-green cities, along with their cumulative scores:

Greenest cities:

1. San Diego, California, 71.76
2. Honolulu, Hawaii, 69.53
3. Portland, Oregon, 68.79
4. Washington, DC, 68.20
5. Seattle, Washington, 67.22
6. San Jose, California, 66.83
7. San Francisco, California, 66.65
8. Oakland, California, 66.59
9. Fremont, California, 66.47
10. Minneapolis, Minnesota, 64.45

Least green cities:

90. Corpus Christi, Texas, 42.27
91. Greensboro, North Carolina, 41.59
92. Detroit, Michigan, 41.18
93. Hialeah, Florida, 41.14
94. Newark, New Jersey, 40.59
95. Houston, Texas, 37.96
96. Chandler, Arizona, 36.83
97. Baton Rouge, LA 36.22
98. Mesa, Arizona, 36.20
99. Glendale, Arizona, 35.70
100. Gilbert, Arizona, 35.17

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