Cities are listed by their 2008 Rankings order. Numbers in parentheses ( ) denote 2006 Rankings.
1. Portland, OR (1)
2. San Francisco, CA (2)
3. Seattle, WA (3)
4. Chicago, IL (4)
5. New York, NY (6)
6. Boston, MA (7)
7. Minneapolis, MN (10)
8. Philadelphia, PA (8)
9. Oakland, CA (5)
10. Baltimore, MD (11)
11. Denver, CO (9)
12. Milwaukee, WI (16)
13. Austin, TX (14)
14. Sacramento, CA (13)
15. Washington, DC (12)
16. Cleveland, OH (28)
17. Honolulu, HI (15)
18. Albuquerque, NM (19)
19. Atlanta, GA (38)
20. Kansas City, MO (18)
21. San Jose, CA (23)
22. Tucson, AZ (20)
23. Jacksonville, FL (36)
24. Dallas, TX (24)
25. Omaha, NE (37)
26. San Diego, CA (17)
27. New Orleans, LA (32)
28. Los Angeles, CA (25)
29. Louisville, KY (35)
30. Columbus, OH (50)
31. Detroit, MI (43)
32. Phoenix, AZ (22)
33. San Antonio, TX (21)
34. Miami, FL (29)
35. Charlotte, NC (34)
36. Houston, TX (39)
37. Fresno, CA (33)
38. El Paso, TX (31)
39. Fort Worth, TX (46)
40. Nashville, TN (42)
41. Arlington, TX (41)
42. Long Beach, CA (30)
43. Colorado Springs, CO (26)
44. Indianapolis, IN (45)
45. Virginia Beach, VA (48)
46. Memphis, TN (43)
47. Las Vegas, NV (27)
48. Tulsa, OK (40)
49. Oklahoma City, OK (49)
50. Mesa, AZ (47)
1. Honolulu, HI
2. Portland, OR
3. New Orleans, LA
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48. Long Beach, CA
49. Los Angeles, CA
50. Fresno, CA
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1. Washington, DC
2. Boston, MA
2. New York, NY
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47. Virginia Beach, VA
49. Louisville, KY
50. Arlington, TX
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1. Portland, OR
1. Chicago, IL
1. Seattle, WA
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41. Long Beach, CA
42. Fort Worth, TX
42. Colorado Springs, CO
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1. San Francisco, CA
1. Seattle, WA
1. Portland, OR
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41. El Paso, TX
42. Arlington, TX
43. Oklahoma City, OK
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1. Portland, OR
2. Washington, DC
3. Atlanta, GA
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48. Arlington, TX
49. Tulsa, OK
50. Memphis, TN
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1. Portland, OR
2. Seattle, WA
3. Sacramento, CA
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48. Virginia Beach, VA
49. Tulsa, OK
50. Memphis, TN
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1. San Antonio, TX
2. Fort Worth, TX
3. Arlington, TX
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48. Long Beach, CA
49. Los Angeles, CA
50. San Francisco, CA
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1. Portland, OR
1. Seattle, WA
1. New York, NY
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41. Arlington, TX
42. Colorado Springs, CO
43. Long Beach, CA
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1. Minneapolis, MN
2. Cleveland, OH
3. Boston, MA
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48. Dallas, TX
49. Virginia Beach, VA
50. Arlington, TX
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1. Cleveland, OH
2. Kansas City, MO
3. New Orleans, LA
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45. Washington, DC
49. Long Beach, CA
49. Los Angeles, CA
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1. New York, NY
2. Chicago, IL
3. Long Beach, CA
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48. Omaha, NE
49. Tulsa, OK
50. Oklahoma City, OK
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1. Mesa, AZ
1. Milwaukee, WI
3. Cleveland, OH
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48. Oakland, CA
49. New Orleans, LA
50. Miami, FL
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1. New York, NY
2. San Francisco, CA
3. Portland, OR
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48. Detroit, MI
49. Fort Worth, TX
50. Oklahoma City, OK
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1. Kansas City, MO
2. Portland, OR
2. Louisville, KY
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44. Nashville, TN
45. Las Vegas, NV
46. Los Angeles, CA
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1. San Francisco, CA
2. Long Beach, CA
3. New York, NY
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47. Albuquerque, NM
48. Colorado Springs, CO
49. New Orleans, LA
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1. Chicago, IL
1. Cleveland, OH
1. Milwaukee, WI
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48. Mesa, AZ
49. Phoenix, AZ
50. Las Vegas, NV
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Philadelphia is happy to be in good company among the top ten cities, but our goal for the next ranking is to break into the top five and ultimately become number one. Our plan is to become a strategic consumer, manager and producer of energy. The City will use a growing demand for conservation to drive our workforce investments and guide our job training. We also want every Philadelphian to have equitable access to healthy environments. This would include, for example, every person having to walk no more than 10 minutes to purchase healthy food. It's important for Philadelphia’s citizens, corporations and government to partner together to meet our sustainability goal of becoming the greenest city in America. —Mayor Michael Nutter, Philadelphia
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