The 12 cleanest cities in the world
Following the huge population growth and overexploitation of natural resources during the last 30 years, the world has experienced severe environmental degradation, fortunately, we are witnessing a global trend to take measures against the impact of climate change. Applying this concept especially in cities, we developed what is known sustainable urbanism. Some of the cleanest cities in the world include in their environmental programs strategies for economic growth and job creation. Beyond the beauty of the natural and urban landscapes, culture or even food, there are enough reasons to visit these cities; cleanliness is a bonus that we can not ignore. Each year we take a quality of life surveys that take into account factors such as water availability, waste removal, sewage systems, air pollution and traffic density. Based on this information, we list below the cleanest cities in the world.
12) Brisbane (Australia)
Area: 2,297 sq miles (5,950 km²)
Founded: 1824
Weather: 75°F (24°C), Wind NE at 1 mph (2 km/h), 72% Humidity
Population: 2.043 million (2010)
It is the third largest city in Australia. It is organized, clean and secure. Living in Brisbane is a privilege for its high quality of life globally recognized. Although it is not next to the ocean, the municipality is responsible for creating an artificial beach across the river in front of the city centre. This area is called Southbank and is very popular among locals and tourists. There are many weekend activities such as art fairs and cycling races.
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