All of these cities have implemented many wonderful “green” initiatives.
There are cities, fighting for a clean and tidy even on its outskirts, and there are those that put sustainability in the list of priorities for many decades to come.
Here almost never go unnoticed and unsentenced buying a car with a hell of a exhaust, and the waste sorting is monitored not worse than the cleanliness in the parks. Now we are talking about the 5 most eco-focused cities around the world that have been selected by Siemens in the course of study of 120 settlements in Europe, Asia, Africa, Latin and North America. It is here that the concern for the environment was not just a word but a real life style.
5. San Francisco, CA
Perhaps the greenest city in the United States over the past few decades have done serious work on implementation of many environmentally friendly programs such as recycling waste and facilitate the farmers. The latter, incidentally, allowed San Francisco to gain the maximum benefit from their location, making their surrounding territory one of the best farms in California.
4. Cape Town, South Africa
Here is located the country’s first Park for the development of wind energy generators, which soon became a landmark, no less than local table mountain and Lion’s Head.
3. Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen is complete without a whole wind Park, but these mills can often be found along the entire coast eco-city. That this title is rightfully his, says the absolute fitness of the Copenhagen for the needs of cyclists and almost minute accessibility to public transport every resident.
2. Curitiba, Brazil
With all of South America, only one city was able to get into the environmental top, but Curitiba immediately soared to second place, sliding more of their packaged competitors and threatening the imminent opening of the metro.
1. Vancouver, Canada
The third largest city in Canada has become number one in each category being evaluated, adding the weight of his victory an extensive network of Cycling routes, a large number of public parks and places for Hiking. Besides all this, Vancouver is serious about reducing CO2 emissions by a third by 2020, and we have no reason not to believe that exactly the way it is.
