"Cool Cities"

"Cool Cities" is initiative by Michigan Governor in June, 2003. The Cool Cities are taking decisive action to educe heat-trapping emissions, lower energy bills,save taxpayer dollars, and protect our environment. Moreover, cool cities campaign empowers city residents and local leaders to join and encourage their cities to implement smart energy solutions to save money and build a cleaner, safer future which begun in 2005.
Cool Cities not only brings real solutions to local levels, but also showcases solutions for others to model and builds leadership to ensure solutions are implemented at state levels and nation-wide. Hybrid cars, energy efficient buildings, and renewable energy are just a few of the many ways to make this real.


Cool cities communities are taking action to help solve global warming. From hybrid vehicle fleets in Charlotte, to green buildings in Austin, and homes powered with renewable energy in Seattle, local governments are moving forward with innovative energy solutions that curb global warming, save taxpayer dollars, and create healthier cities. These local leaders are moving toward a safer and more secure future

There are six principles should be follow in order to improve our communities .These Cool Cities are working to meet this goal with practical and innovative energy
solutions that reduce energy waste and pollution, and thereby cut our dependence on
oil, benefit public health, and save money.