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A forensic approach found Organic-Lock to be the best decomposed granite solution for Kenyon College in Ohio. A fascinating case-study of Organic-Lock in practice, click through to read about project challenges and lessons learned.

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A raingarden is a great way to help the environment and the health of our local waterways while also creating a self-watering garden in your backyard. Can you create a rain garden yourself? Absolutely! With a little guidance, homeowners can construct a raingarden. But be prepared to sweat!

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perSPECtive - Green Roofs

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In New Zealand, the number of green roofs is significantly lower compared to the international rate. For instance, it is estimated that around 10% of German roofs have been "greened." Countries like Germany, Australia, Canada, and USA have already introduced policies and incentives to promote green roofs, but New Zealand is yet to follow suit.

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As Kiwis grapple with the effects of climate change, innovative solutions are required to mitigate its impact. One such solution that has gained traction in recent times is the concept of carbon sequestration. The process involves capturing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and storing it in mediums like soil and biochar, which can effectively reduce the concentration of carbon in the air.

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Is there a case for on-site soil repurposing?

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