Texas or Chicago, Which will it Be?

  Running through the vast plain, playing with your friends, taking in the hot summer sun, this is all possible in the state of Texas. Texas can be enjoyable and refreshing with the open lands. Or shopping in the jostling streets of Chicago, one of the most famous cities in the US. These two places, though both are the perfect vacation, are different in both environment, and entertainment.
          Hot. This is the first impression many people would get after getting off the airplane, or out of the car. Texas is located in the south, where it is really dry. There are not many trees that require lots of water, though there may be a few. Most of the trees demand little water. Although at first glance, Texas may seem very eco-friendly, it would be the seventh world's largest greenhouse gas producer(1.5 trillion pounds) if it were an independent nation. So really, Texas isn't all that clean. On the other hand, Chicago is a more humid area, though still pretty hot. Chicago has many tall buildings, and lots of precipitation. Chicago only releases about 69.4 billion pounds of greenhouse gases.
          Texas is all about being active. If you like shopping, or lounging around, Texas isn't really your place.  
 In Texas, you can play tennis, you can swim, and you could do many other activities.  It is all about being outdoors. In contrast, Chicago is the heaven for shoppers and tourists. The famous towers, the Willis Tower, as well as the John Hancock Building, are the tallest buildings in Chicago. You can see the whole Chicago skyline from the top! So these two areas can really be preferable, depending on the person.
         As you can see, Texas and Chicago are both really good places to go. Each area has its own climate, as well as pastimes. So you can go to places you want. Though these two aren't the only places in America to visit.  But all in all, Texas and Chicago really are great places to go