City or suburb: which has the biggest carbon footprint?

Surprisingly, this study shows urban apartments use more energy–up to 70 percent more–than comparable residences in the suburbs.

This swats down the arguement favored by environmentalistfashionistas who want to round us all up and squeeze us into trendy, loft apartments. And this study doesn’t take into account all that carbon dioxide being sequestered by suburban lawns, shrubs and trees.

Remember: bad information leads to bad outcomes.

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