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		<title>The Organic Growth of Portland&#039;s Green Roofs</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Portland&#8217;s ecoroof program is enough to turn other sustainability-striving cities green with envy. The City of Roses boasts 351 green roofs and rooftop gardens covering more than 26 acres.* By comparison, Seattle has 62 vegetated roofs totaling about 9 acres. How&#8217;d they do it? I had the opportunity to talk to Amy Chomowicz, one of the city&#8217;s top ecoroof officials, for a story that&#8217;s out today on the Seattle P-I&#8217;s...]]></description>
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