top | item 34610997 (no title) rosetremiere | 3 years ago > and have a lower environmental impact than small townsCan you expand on that (or link to more) ? discuss order hn newest dublinben|3 years ago You can see a map of household carbon footprint by ZIP code on this map: https://coolclimate.org/mapsA cursory glance shows that the densest urban centers have the lowest carbon footprint. The suburbs are much higher, with affluent suburbs often being more than twice as high. Only some very rural areas approach levels as low as the cities. orwin|3 years ago Look at 'Strong towns'. Not exactly what GP said, but close enough.
dublinben|3 years ago You can see a map of household carbon footprint by ZIP code on this map: https://coolclimate.org/mapsA cursory glance shows that the densest urban centers have the lowest carbon footprint. The suburbs are much higher, with affluent suburbs often being more than twice as high. Only some very rural areas approach levels as low as the cities.
dublinben|3 years ago
A cursory glance shows that the densest urban centers have the lowest carbon footprint. The suburbs are much higher, with affluent suburbs often being more than twice as high. Only some very rural areas approach levels as low as the cities.
orwin|3 years ago