Artful Rainwater Design Symposium | Tom Liptan

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Going Green Actually Reduces Development Costs
by Tom Liptan, FASLA, retired Environmental Specialist, City of Portland

Presented at the Artful Rainwater Design Symposium hosted by Penn State's Department of Landscape Architecture April 10, 2013
  1. Penn State Stuckeman School
  2. Rain
  3. Stormwater Management
  4. Pennsylvania State University (College/University)
  5. Sustainable Design
  6. Education
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Soil biota is important. If you use mulch, and mulch with compost, or other organic inputs and avoid chemical inputs the soil life will correct a lack permeation. Lookup Carolyn Jones, Walter Jehne and Elaine Ingham...
Carbon sequestration helps as well.

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please for future presentations keep the video on the images, no one needs to look at the room or Mr Liptan, no offense to him. But jumping all around is distracting. thx 

aaronwest