Boston dropped two spots, to number 13, on the Environmental Protection Agency’s ranking of cities with the most energy-efficient buildings.
The rankings are based on the number of buildings with an Energy Star label, a government-backed certification of efficiency.
Boston had 74 Energy Star-labeled buildings as of last year. Leading were Los Angeles, with 293 buildings; Washington, D.C., with 204; and San Francisco, with 173. --Courtesy of The Boston Globe ERIN AILWORTH
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