Luckily, The New York Times has you covered. Three journalists have created a detailed, helpfully color-coded heatmap of major American cities, allowing you to compare the climate footprint of your neighborhood against those of your friends and perhaps take a smug sense of superiority in it. I'm happy to say that my hometown measures up just fine- at least compared to someplace like, say, New York.
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