The following are media articles concerning green roof research
at Penn State:
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David Beattie and Robert Berghage will team teach EcoRoof
Technology. It will cover the fundamentals of greenroof
building technologies with particular emphasis on their
use in stormwater mitigation. For the practicum portion
of the course, students will visit local greenroofs
and design and install a greenroof on a small building.
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Earth and Sky Radio Series . Green roofs clean rainwater runoff. Posted 7/2006
Is
that a garden on your roof? Turning your roof into a
living skin has environmental - and economic - benefits.
Interview with David Beattie. Newsweek Web Exclusive. Posted
11/7/04.
We are pleased to announce that American
Hydrotech is a new industrial partner with Penn State.
Shortly, a new building at our test building site will be
erected to evaluate hydrotech systems. More information
will be posted as these systems come on line. Posted
11/2/04.
EPA
Effective Stormwater Mitigation Tools and More Presentation
Posted 6/24/03.
Roofs
prove good way keep crowded space cool, green. Green
roof technology could soon be a part of Penn State. Posted
11/12/02.
EPA
Heat Island Presentation Posted
11/15/02.
PSU
research testing benefit of 'green roofs.' Posted 7/23/02.
Time
to Mow the Roof. Horticulturist David Beattie is designing
a roofing system that uses natural vegetation to reduce
scorching temperatures. Penn State Agriculture, Spring/Summer
2001.
Hitting the Roof.
With green roofs making their way into
US buildings, now is the time to start learning
about what going green has to offer.. As published in American
Nurseryman magazine, Posted 7/1/01.
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Center
for Green Roof Research. As featured on Penn StateTechnology
Transfer website. Posted 5/17/01.
Green
Roofs. From Penn State's online research website comes
an overview of green roof research being undertaken.
Posted 5/1/01.
Penn
State Tour of German Green Roof Technology. This website
follows the itinerary and elaborates on the Dr. Beattie's
vist of green roof sites of interest in Germany. Posted
3/1/01.
Utility
bills getting you down? Plant stuff up on the roof.
Penn State Researchers Berghage and Beattie point
out the advantages of green roofs. Posted
9/1/00.