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May 3, 2007-Engineering Study Says Green Roofs Can Lower Stormwater Runoff
May 3, 2007
An engineering
study done from July 2005 to Jan. 2007, shows that a green roof has the
potential to lower stormwater runoff from 65% to 94%, as well as
allow building owners to reduce the size of stormwater detention tanks needed
for peak rainfall. These benefits can offset the cost of a green roof by 30% to
60%, according to Magnusson Klemencic Associates.
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