It turns out if you live in South Tampa or Wesley Chapel, your household is probably pretty awful for the environment, according to a new report. This morning, the New York Times published an interactive piece titled "The Climate Impact of Your Neighborhood, Mapped." Using data from EcoDataLab and the University of California, Berkley the publication rated neighborhoods around the globe based on the area's average carbon emissions. The full methodology can found here, but essentially the interactive map shows the estimated emissions of each neighborhood, scoring the cluster of households with varying degrees of green or orange.
It turns out if you live in South Tampa or Wesley Chapel, your household is probably pretty awful for the environment, according to a new report. This morning, the New York Times published an interactive piece titled "The Climate Impact of Your Neighborhood, Mapped." Using data from EcoDataLab and the University of California, Berkley the publication rated neighborhoods around the globe based on the area's average carbon emissions. The full methodology can found here, but essentially the interactive map shows the estimated emissions of each neighborhood, scoring the cluster of households with varying degrees of green or orange.