CCLR Workshops

Share your vision as a forward-thinking participant in this day-long interactive workshop on how to rebuild our sites, neighborhoods, cities, and regions. NSCW Impact 2015 is a day dedicated to examining the confluence of resiliency, sustainability, and brownfields redevelopment and to advance the discussion and create next generation ideas, policies and solutions. What impact will our collective thinking have on how policy, capital, and technology are deployed toward a more resilient future?

The Sierra Fund’s bi-annual conference, hosted at the heart of the glitter and devastation of what was California’s original Gold Rush, is the state’s primary venue for collaboration and action around addressing the ongoing effects of historic mining. This outcomes-oriented event draws hundreds of people who are leaders in their field including policymakers, landowning and regulatory agencies, scientific researchers, water quality experts, reclamation firms, mining companies, public health specialists, and environmental advocates.

On Friday, October 31tst CCLR, in collaboration with the U.S. EPA Region 4, and the Florida Brownfields Association is holding a workshop in Orlando as part of the First Annual Southeast Brownfields Conference.
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On October 8th CCLR, in collaboration with the U.S. EPA Region 4, is holding a workshop session in Atlanta Georgia as part of the two day '2014 EPA Brownfields Grantee Workshop'.

On October 1st CCLR held an introductory course on brownfield redevelopment in Seattle, Washington as part of the two day 'Re-Using Contaminated land Conference' hosted by the NEBC. Over 25 attendees representing northwestern government agencies, developers, non-profits, and the greater community gained valuable insight into brownfield redevelopment issues.

On September 10th CCLR held an introductory course on brownfield redevelopment in Memphis, Tennessee. Over 50 attendees representing Memphis government agencies, developers, non-profits, and greater community gained valuable insight into brownfield redevelopment issues. The panel of speakers included government officials, scientists, lawyers and city planning professionals. Speakers addressed the legal, scientific and financial aspects of brownfield redevelopment, and shared some incredible case studies of redevelopment projects in the State of Tennessee.