Landscaping for Energy Conservation

Report Number

FSEC-EN-12-83

Keywords

Energy Conservation; Buildings; Passive Solar, Landscaping; Energy conservation; Trees; Environmental benefits; Property value; Air quality; Noise pollution; Soil erosion

Abstract

Because of their long life, trees can give your environment a sense of permanence and stability. They can help keep your air supply fresh by trapping and filtering dust, removing carbon dioxide, and releasing oxygen. Trees can reduce noise pollution, lower temperatures aroundyour home and reduce soil erosion. Furthermore, trees beautify our gardens, streets and parks, and please our senses with interesting shapes, patterns and colors. They can increase the property value of your home and generally enhance the quality of life in a community. Every homesite should include several ornamental trees.

Date Published

2-27-1985

Identifiers

1211

Subjects

Trees in cities; Landscape gardening; Urban forestry; Environmental protection; Noise control; Air quality management; Soil conservation

Local Subjects

Buildings - Energy Conservation; Passive Solar

Collection

FSEC Energy Research Center® Collection

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