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Hm. Okay it's quite surprising that Manhattan is green. Maybe billionaires' row doesn't have it's own zip code. Also it's a US only map. It would be interestin
by pas 7y ago
Hm. Okay it's quite surprising that Manhattan is green. Maybe billionaires' row doesn't have it's own zip code.
Also it's a US only map. It would be interesting to compare with cities like Amsterdam, London, Shanghai, Hong Kong, etc. And of course the corresponding rural areas and small cities too.
- mjn 7y agoHaving the lowest car-ownership rate in the US probably helps Manhattan's overall numbers. :-) Per-capita square footage (which directly impacts heating/cooling energy usage) is also fairly low by suburban standards, even in the rich parts of Manhattan. There are some big apartments on the Upper East Side, but most of them are still small compared to what you find in Westchester. I would definitely be interested in a more international version, too.