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“Shovel ready” gets used loosely in redevelopment circles. Funders like the phrase, elected officials like announcing it, and nearly every project claims it at some point. But what exactly is a “shovel ready” project? Definitions vary, but...
The results are in! The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently announced a monumental 193 grant awards totaling over $270 million in funding for the Brownfield Multipurpose, Assessment, and Cleanup (MARC) grant programs. These grants represen...
For this year’s Earth Day, I served as a judge for the Carson Perfect Pitch Competition at CSU Dominguez Hills, the capstone of the Spring 2026 Brownfields Fellowship Program, co-delivered by the City of Carson, the CSUDH Office of Sustainability, and i...
NEVADA BROWNFIELDS MOBILE TOUR Join Us on the Ground: This tour is part of the Nevada Brownfields Conference May 6-7, Las Vegas, Nevada Register Now Hosted by the Nevada Department of Environmental Protection (NDEP) Brownfields Program Las Vegas is famous...
What does a remediated oil site, a reinvented motel, a century-old segregated school, and a century old office building have in common? In Tucson, they’re all part of the same story — a city actively reclaiming its past to build a more equitable a...
Imagine a house. Now, look beyond its four walls and consider all the component parts required to make it stand up. Someone leveled the ground, built a foundation tailored to the local environment, drew up plans and hauled in all the necessary materials.�...