SmileHub compared the eco-friendliness of all 50 states across 25 key metrics. The data set ranges from the number of environmental charities per capita to the share of renewable energy consumption to energy efficiency score.
Best States | Worst States | |
| 1. California | 41. Kansas | |
| 2. Washington | 42. Alaska | |
| 3. New York | 43. Iowa | |
| 4. Vermont | 44. Kentucky | |
| 5. Hawaii | 45. North Dakota | |
| 6. Maryland | 46. Wyoming | |
| 7. Massachusetts | 47. Alabama | |
| 8. New Jersey | 48. Mississippi | |
| 9. Virginia | 49. West Virginia | |
| 10. Oregon | 50. Louisiana | |
Key Stats
- California has the highest number of environmental protection charities per capita – 9.9 times higher than Oklahoma, which has the lowest number.
- New York has the highest share of workers that use green transportation – 3 times higher than Mississippi, which has the lowest share.
- South Dakota has the highest share of renewable energy consumption – 27 times higher than Alaska, which has the lowest share.
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