Do you hate litter? Can’t stand cockroaches? Does particular matter air pollution make you squirm? Then you should consider a move to Jacksonville, Florida.
A new report from BusyBee has used data from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the American Housing Survey, and the U.S. Census Bureau to rank 40 major American cities on a scale of “filthy” to “not so terrible,” and Jacksonville has come out on top.
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The study looked at factors such as trash on the streets, pests, particulate air pollution (i.e. gross stuff in the air), population density and nitrogen dioxide air pollution.
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The Sunshine State city scored low in all five categories. Orlando was the runner-up, while Tuscon, Raleigh, Memphis and Oklahoma also ranked among the top five cleanest cities.
And the dirtiest spot? New York City. No surprises there.
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