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While brownfields lie idle, they have the potential to negatively impact public health by polluting local air and groundwater supplies, which burdens local neighborhoods with health challenges
View the first part of the blog post here – Land Recycling 101: Definitions, Objectives, and Benefits. 4. CHALLENGES While land recycling has great economic and environmental benefits, without the right tools, skills, and knowledge, reusing land c...
Everything you need to know about land recycling. What is land recycling? How does it help? What resources are available? Get these answers and more by exploring our Land Recycling 101 feature. We’ll introduce you to the concepts, policies, and stra...
CCLR is thrilled to announce the appointment of Jean Hamerman as Executive Director. Jean has been with CCLR for 6 years, first serving as Deputy Director, and then Acting Executive Director. “Jean’s leadership has been instrumental in positioning CCL...
For the past five years, CCLR’s NYS Redevelopment Summit™ has been the go-to space for discussion of policy, regulatory, and technical updates that impact brownfields redevelopment in the state of New York....
Delays within state bureaucracies are increasing costs and threatening the much-needed infill housing lift-off. Summary: Since the turn of the 21st century, California cities and developers have successfully and safely reused urban sites for housing. For...
The extraordinary array of CALRC conference sessions are now available to view! CCLR and our partners at U.S. EPA and DTSC created this year’s California Land Recycling Conference to address the relationship between redevelopment and current issues...
