Vermont here

We live in New York. We could be bluer.

...in that case I would guess NY would move up in a ranking.

Side note, I'm in NY too.

there sits Colorado, completely in the pocket of oil and gas companies. Sad.

It is, of course, the kind of crap one hears from MBA types who want to feel good about their consumerist money grubbing.

I wouldn't call the destruction of the Colorado River Delta "green."

In fact, the entire Delta, which was once literally - as opposed to the figurative language of people who don't know very much - green.

Maybe a "visual capitalist" calls the destruction of River Deltas "green," but I don't.

The experimental flow to the Colorado River delta: Effects on carbon mobilization in a dry watercourse

Of course, in a few cases we could be talking about bird grinders, bird cookers, and distributed heavy metals.

are apparently lumped together -- implicitly as "non-fossil fuels" in the US map, explicitly in the Canadian. So much depends on definitions -- "non-fossil fuels" could very well include other, non-renewable, sources.

Nuclear and renewables on equal footing ! Discuss amongst yourselves.