Go Midwest, young man.

JAKE VIA, WHO HAS LIVED EVERYWHERE FROM Fortaleza, Brazil, and Seattle to Sun Valley, Idaho, and Austin, calls Milwaukee "the greatest city on earth." Buffalo, N.Y., will be "a climate refuge", Buffalo Mayor Byron W. Brown said in his 2019 state of the city address; the city has since appointed a climate-action manager to lessen its carbon footprint. Still, just about every list of the "best cities for climate change" includes many Midwestern cities; Architectural Digest has Milwaukee and Columbus, Ohio, in its top 10; Policygenius, an insurance platform, has Milwaukee, Columbus, and Minneapolis on its list. [Extracted from the article]

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