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Cooler, Cleaner Megacities, One Rooftop Garden at a Time
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YES! Magazine - Environment
Rooftop gardens also reduce the heat that concrete structures absorb throughout the day and then re-emit at night, keeping cities cooler overall.
Research also shows that even relatively small rooftop gardens can reduce surrounding air temperatures by more than half a degree Fahrenheit.
Tending Community HealthBeyond rooftop gardens’ environmental benefits, they can also provide food and income to the families who tend them.
Schaduf, founded in 2011, establishes produce-bearing rooftop gardens for Egyptian and migrant families in informal neighborhoods.
Many students, after learning about rooftop gardens in school, have convinced their parents to research them further.
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