Warsaw is among the fastest cities to go green - Bionic study
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Warsaw is in the 8th place in the ranking of cities going green by Bionic. Bionic has looked at the biggest cities across the globe and analyzed 13 different factors, including pollution, air quality, EV uptake, and renewable energy usage.
Warsaw scores 67.7 out of 100. One of the greatest contributors to the high score is the small amount of cattle meat consumption consumed by Warsaw residents and the low predicted percentage of the world's mismanaged plastic waste for 2025 (0.0019%), the study reveals.
Warsaw is placed just above Milan and below Brussels in the ranking. The world's fastest city for going green is Auckland, with a score of 78.1 out of 100. Auckland is one of New Zealand’s major cities and 37.60% of the area is covered by forest, a figure that has grown by 6% since 1990.
Stockholm landed in second place. The capital of Sweden is leading the way for climate change controls with 42.24% of all the city’s energy being sustainable, the highest percentage in the top 10.
