I haven't traveled out of state much but the city that stands out at least in Cali is San Francisco, it has a big environment-loving population and they've adopted several green regulations. I also heard New Orleans is being rebuilded by global green ever since the Katrina disaster, but I haven't been there myself so I wouldn't be able to say much about that.

I checked out your site.  I really like it.  Are you goin to feature a different green city each week or month?  Charlottesville, VA is a very green city.  My best friend lives down there and you would be amazed at how they have embraces the very essence of being green.  From the Blue Ridge moutains to the organic markets, to the restaurants and basically the overall attitude.  I always feel healthier when I visit.  Check it out.

The aim is to add a new green city guide at least once a month - and our writers have been to each city featured so they get first hand knowledge of the city. The next city guides will focus on Christchurch in New Zealand and Chicago. We're also introducing a comments section so readers can add tips on green accommodation, attractions etc www.jamblemag.co.uk

As some of you may know I am very proud to live in a newly developed master planned community, Del Sur, which focuses on green efforts.  Last week one of the buildings in our community, the Ranch House information center, received a Platinum LEED (Leadership in Environmental Energy and Design) by the U.S. Green Council.  It is the first building in San Diego, the first private-enterprise in California and only the 28th in the world to receive this award.  I hope it continues to be a showcase and resource to all San Diegans to help encourage leaning and committing to environmental living.

That sounds like a job I would love to do.  Travel around the globe checking out green cities.  How do you get something like that?  Only kidding.  Sounds like a resource I will use when trying to plan a trip.  Keep up the good work.