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This panel discussed practical PFAS site management, the latest views from industry experts, and perspectives on how to manage uncertainty to support the equitable development of brownfields. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are widespread chemi...
This conversation featured equitable redevelopment (Community Power and Policy Partnerships Program at the Othering & Belonging Institute, UC Berkeley) and environmental justice practice (UC Merced Community and Labor Center) experts to learn how particip...
Experts from the worlds of landscape architecture, historic preservation, and cultural resource protection explored how their work contributes to anti-displacement efforts by strengthening and honoring community culture and prioritizing remembrance. The s...
Panelists Pete Nyquist and Eric Smalstig provide a focused overview of CLRRA's benefits for complex brownfield projects, and key elements of the successful redevelopment of 777 Front Street in Burbank....
Community engagement is a very important aspect of the success of a project, but it is often hard to achieve when there are several stakeholders involved. Learn about the Protocol for Assessing Community Excellence in Environmental Health (PACE-EH) model ...
This session highlighted the importance of brownfields data and explored some of the technical details behind reporting in the Assessment, Cleanup, and Redevelopment Exchange System(ACRES). The target audience is brownfields grantees and EPA project offic...
Using California as an example, this session discussed the best practices for engaging all Tribal peoples so that they can reestablish and/or strengthen their ties to the land and continue to teach the present and future generations about the land they ca...
This session discussed the progress to date on developing an estimated count of brownfields in California, as well as an inventory of brownfield sites in neighborhoods of environmental justice concern. ...
No one wants to see commercial structures like office buildings and shopping malls sit vacant, especially in the middle of a housing crisis. In the right area, commercial properties can be perfect candidates for new residential housing options, largely be...
