Perhaps if the french government adopted a rebate program similar to washington d c their law would be more widely accepted by various stakeholders.
Paris green roof law.
Air pollution has been appallingly high across the country especially in paris.
This draft law is a very positive step.
The roof must be at least partially covered in either solar panels or plants.
France passes green rooftop law.
Set in 2016 the goal of a 100haof green roofs and walls by 2020 now stands at 76ha.
Rooftops on new buildings built in commercial zones in france must either be partially covered in plants or solar panels under a law approved on thursday.
France currently lags far behind its neighbors in solar power with only 5 gigawatts of capacity.
Paris has set an ambitious target to deliver green roofs and this aspiration is becoming a reality.
The plan comes at a particularly green time for france paris is hosting the united nations conference on climate.
French solar green roof law kicked out by french senate the french senate has kicked the potential french solar green roof law out of the new biodiversity act.
With the city suffering scorching temperatures over the summer the need to deliver green roofs and other green spaces in the city has become even more acute.
Under a law passed last week by the french parliament new buildings in commercial zones must partially cover their roofs with plants or solar panels.
All new rooftops must be covered in plants or solar panels in france november 12 2019 at 2 06 pm frances s new green roof law is cooling city streets cutting heating and air conditioning costs reducing water and air pollution providing local organic food and ecosystems for birds bees and hundreds of other species.
Mistakenly reported on march 20th 2015 the apparent law made waves across twittersphere for nearly 12 months.
We noticed at least 100 tweets last week alone.
It seems that france could learn from many success stories throughout the world.
The law requires partial roof coverage with either solar panels or rooftop gardens.
France keeps making green headlines lately the eiffel tower s wind turbines the tree shaped wind turbines being installed in paris and now an exciting new law that is sure to have a huge environmental impact in urban centers.
France is requiring that new commercial buildings green their roofs.
According to a new law passed by french parliament last week all new buildings constructed in commercial zones must be partially covered by plants or solar panels.
To invest their own money in a cost not shared with the government has caused a huge pushback on the green roof law.