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Green roof for stormwater runoff control: A review

Rapid urbanization has led to the development of infrastructure and buildings. Building roof surfaces cover most urban areas, causing impervious areas to increase in size, which then leads to environmental issues. The green roof is a stormwater management tool that has been used in developed and dev...

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Main Authors:	Romali, Noor Suraya, Suzany, Muhamad Nurfaizal, Shahid, Khairul Anuar
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Subjects:	Developing countries Environmental impact Green buildings Hydrology LDCs Roofing Roofs Runoff Storm runoff Stormwater management Urban areas Urbanization
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