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Region 9 Brownfields Meeting: Meet Your Brownfields Team + MARC Grant Updates
Meet and greet the key brownfield and redevelopment agency contacts from your state! In the second half, we dive into how to apply for a crucial source of brownfields funding - EPA Assessment, Revolving Loan Fund, and Cleanup (MARC) Grants....
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Region 10 Brownfields Meeting: Meet Your Brownfields Team + MARC Grant Updates
Meet and greet the key brownfield and redevelopment agency contacts from your state! In the second half, we dive into how to apply for a crucial source of brownfields funding - EPA Assessment, Revolving Loan Fund, and Cleanup (MARC) Grants....
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EPA Brownfields Example Stories
EPA brownfields grants fill a critical funding gap for projects. Learn how several different communities utilized this funding source to cleanup and redevelop brownfield sites...
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What is Land Recycling
What is land recycling? Land recycling refers to the redevelopment and reuse of abandoned, contaminated and underutilized land. Watch this video to hear from CCLR's brownfields expert, Ignacio Dayrit, explain its practice, opportunities and benefits ...
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Center For Creative Land Recycling: About Us
The Center for Creative Land Recycling helps communities convert abandoned or vacant properties into assets with a variety of benefits including job creation and new tax revenues...
This booklet provides case studies of many different types of brownfield projects, with contact info for each. A great resource for ideas and advice regarding brownfield redevelopment. ...
The 2017 Brownfields Federal Programs Guide is a compendium of the financial and technical assistance resources available from federal agencies for brownfields and land revitalization projects. ...
Vacant or contaminated land may not feel or look like a future community asset, but with the right vision and investment, these properties offer local governments and neighborhoods opportunities to transform their economies and their futures. ...
Ever wonder why an old building or vacant property in your community has not been redeveloped? Sometimes developers are not sure if contamination has occured on the site, making it a brownfield. ...
