Why Green Roofs Matter in Cities
By shading membranes and driving evapotranspiration, green roofs can reduce rooftop surface temperatures dramatically on hot days and trim cooling demand indoors. Readers report quieter HVAC cycles and noticeably cooler top floors. What’s your hottest summer pain point? Tell us below and subscribe for practical cooling strategies.
Why Green Roofs Matter in Cities
Green roof substrates soak up rainfall, slow peak runoff, and filter the first flush that often carries pollutants into sewers. Many projects retain 50–80% of annual rainfall, easing combined sewer overflows. Have you seen street flooding after storms? Share your experience and get our storm-ready checklist by subscribing.