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by GLI Editors in Roofing

The most essential feature of any roof is dependability. It must keep the weather out. Roofs should also be a barrier against fire, protect the house below from excess heat, and add aesthetic appeal. But a truly green roof can be more than just a shelter. Truly green roofs can collect water for gardens. They can supply the energy for your electricity needs. They can even cool cities, and provide habitat for plants and animals.

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Posted on Jan 12, 2008

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electricity needs, energy

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GLI Editors

Green Living Ideas provides ideas, tips, and information to help you improve the environmental sustainability of every aspect of your life: home energy, green building and remodeling, cars, food, waste recycling—and everything in between. GLI's editorial voice is driven by founder Sean Daily and Editor-In-Chief Adam Shake, and written by an amazing staff of author and interns.

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