Top ten green cities
Posted by Lindy on March 3, 2010
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alec8c said
Thats interesting for vancouver because they weren’t exactly helping their carbon footprint when they had to ferry all the snow from higher ground for the winter olympics – the weather never tends to be on your side – although they’ve obviously put a lot of effort into to try and make it green