A city in New Jersey is among the least 'green' in the nation.
The push for sustainability and preserving nature as much as possible is a reality that has prompted the growth of the renewable energy market over the years.looked at the 100 largest cities to determine the most green looking at clean energy, recyclinging, greenhouse-gas emissions per capita and a number of other key indicators to compile the ranking.
Newark, New Jersey ranks as No. 94 overall out of 100 when it comes to the most"green" cities, meaning it is the 7th least sustainable large city in the country.is due to how the city ranked in the individual categories of environment , transportation , energy sources and lifestyle & policy . When it comes to specific metrics, Newark also ranked as the city with the second lowest farmer markets per capita. But it isn't all bad news for the tri-state area. New York ranked as the city with the 4th most farmers markets per capita. Jersey City as the No. 1 city with the lowest greenhouse-gas emissions per capita. It also is the city with the 2nd lowest percentage of commuters who drive -- right after New York, which ranks 1st in this metric.
While Jersey City ranked well in certain specific metrics, overall it came in as the 76th"greenest" city in the country.New Jersey31-year-old teacher quit her job. Now she works at Costco—and boosted her income by 50%: ‘I've never been happier'
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