The City of Miami is not only showing growing signs in terms of its population increasing due to the COVID-19 outbreak but also displaying major progress in sustainable growth, due to a recent study from Commerical Cafe.
Out of 5,000 cities with populations over 1 million, Miami broke into the top 50 most sustainable cities in the USA, coming in at number 35. Miami proved to be a leader in;
- Reducing CO2 emissions
- Improving air quality
- An increasing number of LEED-certified buildings - it’s 2nd best scoring metric
- Increasing green transportation - placing an overall 3rd among all recipients showing major advances in bike lanes, e-scooters, and walking-friendly routes
And the City of Miami showed its continued commitment to battling climate change when Miami-Dade County Mayor Levine Cava named Jane Gilbert, a longtime local public and community leader, as Interim Chief Heat Officer, making her the first person globally to hold the title.
This article was written by Bruce Scher, President of https://www.sustainablemiamibeachfoodietours.com/
Official Partner with City of Miami Beach- PlasticFreeMB Initiative
if you have any questions or comments please email Bruce at; bruce@sustainablemiamibeachfoodietours.com
