Professor and Course Name
Michelle Hirsh, Global Change Biology
Files
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Abstract
As a campus that has great concern for environmental issues, it is important to find ways in which to engage both students and faculty in working towards a greener campus. The addition of a green roof or biowall to Sarah Lawrence College would be an amazing opportunity to begin building a more eco-friendly community. Green roofs alleviate environmental stressors while a biowall will increase indoor air quality and productivity. Not only do green roofs and biowalls help curb effects of pollution both indoors and out, but either would be an opportunity for continued research into the effects of green technology. With ample flat roof space across campus as well as having the LEED certified Heimbold Visual Arts Center, building a green roof and/or biowall would both guide Sarah Lawrence into a green movement while providing an opportunity for the community to work together towards a greener goal.
Publication Date
Spring 2016
Copyright
Copyright is held by the authors
Disciplines
Sustainability
Recommended Citation
Rossi, Anna; Johnson, Iva; and Koh, Yun Mi, "Sprouting Roots at Sarah Lawrence College" (2016). Campus Environmental Sustainability Project. 7.
https://digitalcommons.slc.edu/undergrad_sustainproject/7