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How Green Roofs Benefit the Community at Harvard Business School



Green roofs can deliver a host of benefits, but their potential goes beyond sustainability.


By Dan Hounsell, Senior Editor   
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Green roofs can deliver a host of benefits — including stormwater management, energy-use reduction and occupant well-being — to institutional and commercial facilities looking to minimize the impact of operations on the environment. But the potential benefits go beyond sustainability. 

In this video, Leah Ricci, associate director for sustainability and energy management with Harvard Business School, discusses her team’s efforts to use a green roof on the school's McCollum/MacArthur Hall to build engagement with the university and the surrounding community. 

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