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EPISODE · Jul 10, 2024 · 36 MIN

Rooftop Revolution

from Impactually · host Humm Productions

Discover the transformative power of green roofs as we explore their environmental, social, and economic impact on urban landscapes. Join us as we interview Tonya Gayle, Executive Director of Green City Force, and Amy Falder, Co-founder of New York Green Roofs, to learn about their innovative strategies and the inspiring stories behind this movement. Key Takeaways: Environmental Impact: Green roofs contribute to air purification, stormwater management, energy conservation, and biodiversity. Social Impact: Green roofs create community spaces, improve mental health, and contribute to social equity. Economic Impact: Green roofs can generate revenue through food production, tourism, and property value increases. Technological Innovation: Explore different types of green roofs and their potential for integration with other sustainable technologies. Policy and Advocacy: Learn about the role of government, nonprofits, and businesses in promoting green roofs. Guest Bios: Tonya Gayle: Executive Director of Green City Force Amy Falder: Co-founder of New York Green Roofs Call to Action: Discover the potential of green roofs to enhance your community. Explore sustainable initiatives by supporting organizations like Green City Force and New York Green Roofs, and delve into green roof design and installation.  Additional Resources: Sina Razzaghi Asl study - Rooftops for Whom? Some Environmental Justice Issues in Urban Green Roof Policies of Three North American Cities Thank You to Our Financial Sponsors: We would like to thank April Collins Potterfield, David Johnson and Christine O'Neil, Julie Ambrose, JLB Images, and listeners like you. Connect with Us: www.hummproductions.org Facebook: Humm Productions | Impactually  IG: Humm Productions | Impactually

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