London is among the top ten greenest cities in the world, according to new report

"London has been ranked among the top ten greenest cities in the world in a new report by a climate solutions company. Sustainability experts at Reinders Corporation analysed cities around the world to identify the places offering the greatest social, wellness and economic benefits for both people and the planet. Overall rankings were based on six key indicators: access to green spaces, use of renewable energy, air quality, efficiency of public transport and bikeability."

"London ranked sixth for its public transportation efficiency, scoring 64.5 out of 100, matching Zurich and outperforming cities like Vancouver (58.1) and Toronto (57.1). Cycling in London has also grown in popularity in the last year, with the number of daily trips increased to 1.5 million a 12.7 per cent increase with about 10 per cent made on dockless e-bikes."

London ranks among the top ten greenest cities worldwide based on environmental and social benefit indicators. Rankings used six key indicators including access to green spaces, renewable energy use, air quality, public transport efficiency, and bikeability. The city contains abundant parks such as Regent's Park and Wimbledon Common and shows significant cycling commuter activity through areas like Westminster. Public transport efficiency scored 64.5 out of 100, placing sixth and matching Zurich while outperforming Vancouver and Toronto. Daily cycling trips rose to about 1.5 million, a 12.7 percent increase with roughly 10 percent on dockless e-bikes, and bikeability scored 49.7 out of 100, ranking fifth.

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