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UNESCO EOLSSSAMPLE CHAPTERSAGRICULTURAL SCIENCES Vol. II - high Density Residential Areas - Wolfgang Burghardt Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems (EOLSS) high Density Residential Areas Wolfgang Burghardt Institute of Ecology, University of Essen, Germany Keywords: Container gardens, deicing, pavement, rooftop planting, urban pollution, roof runoff, sealing, storm water infiltration, street trees. Contents 1. Introduction 2. Street tree patches 3. Container gardens 4. Impervious and pervious pavements and sealed Areas 5. Rooftop planting 6. Roof run off infiltration area Glossary Bibliography Summary In the densely built-up city, soils occur either as a few remnants or as newly constructed soil bodies established above the sealed area .
UNESCO – EOLSS SAMPLE CHAPTERS AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES – Vol. II - High Density Residential Areas - Wolfgang Burghardt ©Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems (EOLSS) rooftop planting are shallow, poor in nutrients and of limited water storage capacity.
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