The state has long been one of the country's greenest.
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Recipe: The Greenest Green Salad | Green Goddess Dressing cooking cooking
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"My grass is the greenest in the area," he said.
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"The Greenest City Action Plan involved over 35,000 people," he said.
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I also pick the greenest, least offensive looking head of iceberg lettuce.
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By some metrics, New York is the greenest city in the country.
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The greenest day of the year will always be St. Patrick's Day.
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That allows her to put that cardboard to the greenest of uses.
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By some metrics, New York is the greenest city in the country.
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And we actually did find the biggest, greenest (remote control) T. rex.
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Officially recognized by governing body FIFA as the world's greenest soccer club.
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Thanos, who just happens to the father of the greenest Guardian, Gamora. 13.
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Luckily, there's an entry point to be found for even the greenest beginner.
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Natural ventilation is the greenest choice, but air-conditioners can be used sustainably.
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The team has now transformed itself into the greenest soccer club in the world.
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Witness the power it has wielded in California, the nation's bluest (and greenest) state.
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When we take action to build housing, we build the greenest housing we can.
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Cook: When an average salad won't do, Samin Nosrat's greenest green salad will satisfy.
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A properly integrated energy grid would boost the most efficient (and greenest) power producers.
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The list of our country's greenest presidents has both Democrats and Republicans at the top.
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I think the greenest things I do are the things that I don't buy, honestly.
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"The greenest thing you can do is buy re-used furniture," said sustainability expert Jennifer Schwab.
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Vancouver residents aren't shy about being in the greenest, and arguably most beautiful, city in Canada.
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Its greenest promise was to install 175GW of renewable power by 2022 (most of it solar).
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Such progress makes Robertson confident Vancouver is still in the running for the greenest city title.
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I think it'd be fine to do so, maybe with Samin Nosrat's greenest green salad alongside.
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All that just about makes Colorado State University one of the greenest colleges in the nation.
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But ultimately, the claim that scooter riding is the greenest option available is just not true.
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And of course, the biggest, greenest T. rex of all was the only topic of conversation.
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Personality: Sundar Pichai is the greenest of all CEOs and remains a bit of a cipher.
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Britain's advertising watchdog has called out the budget carrier over its claims to be Europe's greenest airline.
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And on its banks the greenest and most cutting-edge building in the South Bronx is rising.
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Microsoft announced it will modernize its Silicon Valley campus, turning it into the company's greenest office yet.
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But if it seizes the moment, the greatest city in the world can also become the greenest.
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We can go for much greater economic growth – and still be the cleanest, greenest society on earth.
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Samin uses that dressing in an excellent new recipe for what she calls the greenest green salad.
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For them, finding the greenest way to store their data would help cut down on their emissions.
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Or maybe just a salad, the greenest green salad Samin Nosrat gave us not so long ago?
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South Korea's Songdo, billed as the world's greenest city, also has faced challenges meeting its low-carbon aims.
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The student team is now working on a version of Carbin that would suggest the greenest driving routes.
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Apple claims this makes the new MacBook Air and Mac mini its greenest hardware products that the company produces.
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The home of Irish rugby and soccer is set to become one of the greenest stadiums on the planet.
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A unified, national power grid could be the cheapest and greenest way to keep the lights on in America.
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Tom Guiry (Scotty Smalls) Guiry, 373, made his big screen debut as the film's greenest ball player, Scotty Smalls.
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WATCH: Leaving the Earth the Greenest Way Possible – Water Cremation Heathcote Williams was, in many ways, a brilliant person.
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And so here's a Sunday supper for you, starting with Samin Nosrat's recipe for the greenest green salad (above).
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It's called the GLC F-Cell and it could be the greenest, most eco-friendly car in the world.
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Mr Kuma sees his task as preventing the stadium from overwhelming the historic Jingu-Gaien neighbourhood, one of Tokyo's greenest.
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Because pigs require no pasture, and are efficient at converting feed into flesh, pork is among the greenest of meats.
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In electricity, the greenest segment with a one-third share of renewables to date, bills are the highest in Europe.
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City Car Share powered by Carma in the San Francisco Bay Area has one of the greenest car-sharing fleets.
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Among the titles up for grabs are best residential block, best window box, greenest storefront and best street tree beds.
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Another University of Miami study found that seniors living in the greenest parts of Miami had lower rates of chronic diseases.
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To claim the greenest city in the world title, however, Vancouver must beat tough global competition, particularly from cities in Europe.
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This morning, this stretch of East 27th Street will be declared the "Greenest Block in Brooklyn" by the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
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But if the economy stumbles and demand falters, they may discover that the grass was greenest in their own back gardens.
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For some New Yorkers, becoming part of the community means participating in a greenest block competition or shoveling a neighbor's driveway.
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Congratulations to the residents of Lefferts Avenue between Bedford and Rogers, the champions of this year's Greenest Block in Brooklyn contest.
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The "greenest" list is led by Hyundai's Ioniq Blue and Toyota's Prius Prime, both of which scored 66 out of 100.
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Its prime minister had solar panels on his London house and once claimed that he would lead the country's "greenest government ever".
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For an event touted as the greenest Olympics in all of history, Brazilian officials are in over their heads (in toxic sludge).
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It ranked 17th in greenest countries, 18th in most transparent countries, and 26th in best places to travel alone -- another safety issue.
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The construction stands in contrast with Japan's effort to portray this summer's Olympic Games in Tokyo as one of the greenest ever.
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Critics say it also undercuts the government's effort to portray this summer's Olympic Games in Tokyo as one of the greenest ever.
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In fact, Salesforce is pledging the new tower will be one of the greenest buildings in the country when they are finished.
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Braidy wants its new mill to be the greenest in the United States, targeting 20 percent lower carbon emissions than its nearest competitor.
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Vancouver, for example, aims to be the world's greenest city by 2020, using 100 percent renewable energy, expanding transit, reducing waste, and more.
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For example, investors could own a portfolio as close as possible to a given index, but choose the greenest companies within each sector.
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With its profusion of parks and shade trees, Coconut Grove is celebrated for being one of the greenest parts of sun-baked Miami.
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The only heritage United States carmaker that didn't go bankrupt in the Great Recession of 2008, it had become one of its greenest.
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But the environmental group also ranks Apple as greenest among large tech companies for its recycling efforts and its shift to renewable energy.
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In reality, much of society's lowest-carbon, greenest work is performed by underpaid female healthcare workers and teachers, many of them not white.
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But it turns out that households in that city are actually the greenest and most sustainable in the country, according to a new paper.
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The building is certified LEED Gold by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), making it one of the greenest academic buildings in the country.
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More and more women are opting out of hormonal birth control and into what's been called the greenest form of birth control — the IUD.
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In the meantime, Hammersmith and Fulham Council in West London, which is trying to become the "greenest" borough in Britain, shared a different solution.
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These delectable vittles are enjoyed with reusable camping cups and plates since Pickathon, the greenest festival in North America, has been plastic-free since 2010.
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Heller, who is positioning himself for one of the toughest 2018 Senate reelection races, is also one of the greenest senators to receive Trump's vitriol.
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While that has contributed to increased traffic congestion and rising pollution levels, the city is still recognized as one of the greenest in the country.
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Related: These Portraits Capture Athletes Whirring in Motion 5 Game-Changing Olympic Opening Ceremony Spectacles Artificial Waterfall Could Make 2016 The Greenest Olympic Games Yet
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On Tuesday, the new forecasting tool predicted that over the next 24 hours North East England and South Scotland will be providing the greenest electricity.
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The mayor announced plans Friday for 10 low emission bus zones deploying the "greenest" buses on the capital's most polluted routes to cut nitrogen oxide emissions.
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Gifford is the US ambassador to this little near-utopic nation, which is consistently ranked as one of happiest, best-educated and greenest places on Earth.
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It is also building what it calls the greenest ethanol plant in the country in Kansas and expects it to start up in 2019, Bowe said.
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Her goals are ambitious ones: to become the greenest coffee shop in Brooklyn and to be 100-percent single-use-plastic-free by January 1, 2019.
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Luoyang's solution has been to give their star guard the greenest light in world basketball, meaning Smith currently averages 45 minutes and 41 shots a game.
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The annual Greenest Block in Brooklyn contest, presented by the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and the borough president Eric L. Adams, is accepting submissions until June 1.
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Vattenfall has said it will become one of the greenest utilities in Europe and is also planning to sell another coal asset in the next five years.
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"We make our pads with no water, very little electricity — not because we aim to be the leanest, greenest machine, but because we had to," says Scharpf.
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Rome is known as one of the greenest cities in Europe, with its 313,000 trees filling its many parks and lining the streets in the city center.
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SAN JOSE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - This greenest of Central American nations this month broke the world record for the most consecutive days running on renewable energy – 300.
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Reusing goods and packaging as many times as possible, instead of disposing of them and then buying new ones, is one of the greenest practices there is.
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This morning we bring you the winner of the Greenest Block in Brooklyn, a contest that the Brooklyn Botanic Garden has hosted for more than two decades.
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The greenest loans will be charged at 50% of their normal risk weighting, while the most polluting ones will attract a risk premium of up to 124%.
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Apple has earned the title of greenest tech company in the world for the third year in a row, according to a new report from environmental organization Greenpeace .
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Cities only have finite space, and sometimes the greenest thing you can do with a vacant lot is build more housing rather than grow a bunch of plants.
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In fact, she was the greenest chancellor Germany has ever had, driven by moral convictions, even as she did so with the air of a soberly rational physicist.
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The city's Phipps Conservatory is recognized as one of the world's greenest buildings, generating all of its own energy and treating and reusing all water captured on site.
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The project is part of plans to turn Copenhagen into the world's greenest capital city, which local officials say will be the first ever to be carbon-neutral.
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And so Lutz, a guy who would later declare that global warming is a "total crock of shit," began lobbying GM's leadership to make the biggest, greenest play possible.
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Despite the hurdles, Kerry Diamond, the owner of Smith Canteen in Brooklyn, is on a mission to transform her coffee shop into one of the greenest in the world.
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Vattenfall has claimed it would be one of the greenest utilities in Europe after selling its loss-making lignite coal mines and power plants in Germany earlier this year.
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And what they found was that women who live in the greenest areas had a 12 percent reduced risk of early death as compared to women who did not.
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All of these extra vegetarians prefer the greenest plants, because they're more nutritious, and may leave behind the brownest plants, which then can accumulate as dangerous fuels for wildfires.
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Bronx River House, the greenest building in the borough and soon to be the base for the Bronx River Alliance, will be drilling two geothermal wells starting this month.
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When Apple announced its long-awaited 2018 MacBook Air, it proudly called the refresh its "greenest Mac ever" thanks to its shell which is made from 100 percent recycled aluminum.
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The milestone is another sign that Apple is positioning itself as the greenest big tech company as rivals like Amazon get pummeled for not having a comprehensive climate change strategy.
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Even the greenest of chefs can handle the Griddler — its controls are straightforward, and Cuisinart even throws in a handy recipe book if you need some assistance in getting started.
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A sale, which the state must agree to, would cut Vattenfall's carbon emissions by about 70 percent, making it one of the "greenest" utilities in Europe, the company has said.
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It's considered a nuisance or a weed when it pops up in luscious suburban lawns, long the bane of gardeners and homeowners sodding, sprinkling and nurturing the greenest of grasses.
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We see the yellowest of yellows and the greenest of greens frozen in photographs, as the camera hovers over the same trees, leaves, and grass as they quietly fade away.
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But Pope Francis, the greenest pontiff to date, has ultimate control over the Vatican Bank's $3bn-worth of assets—and a bully pulpit to exercise moral suasion over much more.
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An example of these efforts is readily apparent in the BCA's Zero Energy Building, the greenest building in Singapore that's being used as a test subject for future sustainable architectural designs.
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And while carpooling is touted as a more environmentally friendly alternative to normal ride-hailing or ride-sharing, it certainly can't beat the greenest way to travel: good old public transportation.
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Twenty-nine percent of the Kef governorate is covered in forest, and it's considered one of the greenest regions in Tunisia, a country better known for its cacti and sand dunes.
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SEATTLE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson campaigned for his job in 2008, he made a bold promise: To make Vancouver the greenest city in the world by 2020.
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Allyn Hane, who calls himself the Lawn Care Nut, describes in the video — and in dozens of others on his channel — steps needed to have the healthiest, greenest lawn in town.
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There, he shared with them a "big freezer bag of the greenest vegetables I'd ever seen," said an intern for Biggie's label, named Dan Smalls, who was part of the group.
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Tappeiner is using Anki's newly unveiled software development kit—an SDK, in coder parlance—that he says even the greenest of coders can use to tweak the behavior of the toy robot.
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After the eight-year study was completed, the data revealed that participants who lived in the greenest areas had a 12% lower death rate than women living in the least green areas.
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Thanks to the growing variety, at least five all-electric car models are more climate friendly in 28 states compared to the "greenest" gas-powered car in that state, the report found.
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Shār trail mix, available at Shār Snacks, $6.99/3.7oz tubeIt's always seemed ironic to us that some of our greenest, most conscientious food choices often come in the most thoughtlessly toxic containers.
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Iberdrola, one of the world's greenest utilities (see article), is building a 220-megawatt wind farm in a blustery part of Mexico to supply AB InBev's largest brewery with clean electricity from 2019.
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The asthma-sufferer, who was elected less than a year ago, has promised to make London one of the greenest cities in the world with more electric buses and charging points for cars.
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But "even the greenest of police officers in 1999 would have found the report of a golf club shaft being found at the [aunt and uncle's] residence to be ultra significant," Seeger argues.
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"A lot of people just don't think that this university that claims to be one of the greenest campuses in the United States had these massive investments in these dirty companies," Williams said.
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"Across the greenest city targets, we're well positioned to make it to number one by 2020," said the mayor, who is finishing his third term in office, having decided not to run again.
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Total score: 89.88Top-scoring categories: digital banking (100), environmental action (100), right to protest (100)Stockholm is known for its environmental policies — in fact, it's one of the greenest cities in the world.
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He reads books "the way free-range cows graze, moving on to wherever the grass is greenest," devouring the work of William James, the A.A. Big Book and everything Cormac McCarthy has written.
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Amazon, Google, Microsoft: Here's who has the greenest cloud Two percent of all US electricity use goes to powering data centers, which means our cloud services are producing a whole lot of carbon.
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Sadhu Johnston helped develop and implement Vancouver's pathbreaking Greenest City Plan over seven years of work as deputy city manager (during which he also co-authored a book called The Guide to Greening Cities).
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One of the greenest, most environmentally friendly moves that big cities like New York or San Francisco or Chicago can make is to increase housing density and allow more people to live in them.
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" He moved to Devon in 2014, and feels "very spiritually at one with the landscape here" — a landscape he described as "rugged and rainy," a "psychedelic countryside" and "the greenest place I've ever lived.
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Read These Stories Next:Kerry Diamond Is On A Mission To Make Her Coffee Shop The Greenest In The WorldWhat Women Really Think About Their PeriodsHow Bad Is It To Leave A Tampon In Too Long?
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"We want to do everything we can to assist our employees in living the greenest life they can possible — a lifestyle that's good for their health and the health of the planet," Vlahakis-Hanks said.
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"Overall we're seeing very good results across the greenest city targets and excellent progress heading toward 2020 - but there are a few that are lagging," Robertson admitted, in an interview with the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Known as one of the greenest areas in all of Europe, Abruzzo stretches from the Apennines to the Adriatic and is home to over 3,816.25 square km (about 1,474 square miles) of protected national parkland.
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For all the sober, clean, monumental urban structures, there are hidden spaces for leisure and entertainment, like the many parks — the city is one of the greenest in Asia — where people enjoy picnicking, singing and rollerblading.
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At this week's major U.N. climate change conference in Katowice, Poland, the club's chairman Dale Vince received an award from the United Nations for his work in making Forest Green Rovers the world's greenest football club.
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Researchers with the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Brigham and Women's Hospital found that women who lived in the greenest surroundings had a 12% lower overall mortality rate than those who did not.
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He has adopted one of the greenest agendas in the country in his home state, signing a package of bills in May 2019 that would rid Washington of its reliance on fossil fuel-generated power by 2045.
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The move was a first step in what has turned into an ambitious master plan to clean up Kigali – one that has led to the city being hailed as one of the greenest and cleanest in Africa.
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He's been known to champion ideals that even the greenest groups would applaud, but almost always with the caveat of benefiting his Montana's sportsmen, indigenous groups, and conservation community—constituents with whom he'd need to curry favor.
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However, it became clear that the deep red swatch across the bottom of our screens contained most of our best-performing stocks of the year, and the greenest names included those with the lowest returns for 2019.
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The greenest choice would be to use Chinese-made drugs such as ethylphenidate and phenmetrazine and their analogues, as these are often produced as a sideline by legitimate pharmaceutical firms with better (albeit still-minimal) standards of waste management.
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Besides showcasing some of the best-known entries in their catalogs, the participants in this songwriters round, a charity event called The First and the Worst, were asked to share some of their greenest, most embarrassing output for the audience's amusement.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan has promised to make London one of the greenest cities in the world, with more low-emission buses, additional charging points for electric cars and an extra charge levied on the most polluting vehicles amongst his plans.
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They compared risk of death with the amount of plant life and vegetation near the women's homes and found that women living in the greenest areas had a 12% lower death rate than women living in the least green areas.
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They studied 100,000 female nurses living across the US over an eight-year period and found that those living in the greenest areas had a 12 percent lower mortality rate compared with those living in the most built-up areas.
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The Washington Democrat, from one of the country's greenest-leaning states, would likely face a tough uphill climb to the presidency, and plenty of analysts are skeptical of his chances to win the Democratic nomination, much less the Oval Office.
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ISLAMABAD, March 16 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - One of Pakistan's greenest provinces is becoming greener still: In just a year it has added three-quarters of a billion new trees, as part of a "tree tsunami" aimed at reversing worsening forest loss.
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"It signals that Google has plans in Denmark, and I think it's because we have some of Europe's lowest power prices for companies, some of the greenest energy, and a high security of supply," he said in a telephone interview.
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While this might not be the greenest method of delivery, I did appreciate that it meant we could take the snack and serve ourselves, instead of awkwardly waiting for a staffer to take saran wrap off drinks and silver domes off of trays.
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"The Department of Energy is investing a lot of money into algae-based fuels, which are promising, but often the greenest fuels are also the most expensive ones," says Emily Cassidy, a research analyst at the Washington, DC-based Environmental Working Group.
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The Bank of America Tower, which was hailed as New York's "greenest" skyscraper, received top marks from LEED, and yet it requires vast energy reserves to light its trading floors and keep its servers and computer stations humming late into the night.
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The sale, which still needs to be approved by the Swedish government, would reduce Vattenfall's electricity output by about 280 percent, but also cut its carbon emissions by about 23 percent, making it one of the greenest utilities in Europe, the Swedish company said.
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Then, come Tuesday when the reality of September hits hard, I can easily whip up Samin Nosrat's adaptation of Jessica Battilana's greenest green salad (with green goddess dressing!), Julia Moskin's kale-romaine Caesar (above) or Sarah Jampel's tangy braised collard greens, spiked with cider vinegar.
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And since California is already one of the greenest places in the country, increasing the pace at which homes are built there so California could accommodate a larger share of the population would do more for the environment than any number of tweaks to the building code.
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The last, and greenest, of them is Loni Landon, who on Friday and Sunday presents two works: "Rebuilding Sandcastles," which The Times called a "revelation" when it debuted at the Joyce in 2013, and a new work, "Fast Love," which ponders modern human connection (0:53).
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The question they face is this: Should the U.S. treat "biomass" energy generated from our forests—one of the most renewable, recyclable, and greenest resources on the planet—like a part of our clean energy solution, or should it be treated like part of the problem?
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"In more and more of the country, new electric cars are becoming the greenest option on the market, even when you consider the source of the electricity they use," Eric Larson, an energy systems analyst at Climate Central and the report's lead author, said in a press release.
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The grass around them was the greenest green that grass can be, the fence was so perfect that Robert Frost would have written a poem about it, and as the song's tropicalia groove billowed into whirs of reverb I swear to God I began to feel a gentle breeze.
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We'll address what socially conscious investing really means (and how it works); outline concrete steps individuals can take to cut their eco-footprint while explaining the difference these small-scale actions actually make; and evaluate the greenest options in a variety of consumer-facing industries from online retail to travel to beauty.
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Governor Inslee, who has spent the past decade of his political career focusing on climate change, earning the sobriquet "greenest governor in America," sees the issue as a way to directly attack Mr. Trump, who has mocked established climate science, rolled back environmental regulations and promised to withdraw the United States from the landmark Paris climate accord.
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My husband and I came and we went up to Griffith Park, and you're having this phenomenal flower bloom in California that I have taught about in the past, so getting to go up there, looking out over the whole area, seeing some of these blooms and some of the greenest foothills I have ever seen.
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But the resistance in the greenest of green countries underscores a more substantial challenge to the international effort to drastically reduce fossil fuels in the world's energy supply: workers and retirees, local economies and communities still depend on the fuels the rest of us hope to let go of to preserve the planet for our children and our children's children.
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Yet in an era of self-promotion, self-importance and transparent bids for national prominence among even the greenest of lawmakers, Mr. Kennedy has negotiated his first months on the job as something of a throwback in Washington's crackling tumult — a Southern-fried Waldo for the Trump age, drifting through the volatility in plain sight, if only anyone were looking.
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Unlike potential candidates such as senators Bernie Sanders, Cory Booker, and Kamala Harris, "Inslee is the only one who has actually run a government that has made climate-change policy central," The Atlantic noted: He was elected governor in 2012 and has, without much national notice, pursued arguably the most progressive and greenest agenda in the country, with fields of solar panels, fleets of electric buses, and massive job growth to show for it.
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