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		<description><![CDATA[Portland's the NW leader in green roofs. How'd they do it? | In Portland, green roofs have moved so far beyond enviro-novelty that the city is actually paying its residents to cap their homes and businesses in living roofs. Residents there are encouraged to apply for refunds of up to $5 a square foot for roofs that are covered in dirt and planted with grasses and sedums. But that&#8217;s only the capper to Portland&#8217;s widespread support of green roofs. In March, the...]]></description>
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