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This guide serves as a roadmap for exploring data tools and platforms related to environmental justice initiatives. Whether you’re seeking data on demographics, health impacts, socioeconomic factors, or other critical areas, this guide can point you to ...
This fact sheet is intended to help guide whether ANCSA conveyed contaminated sites may be eligible for EPA Brownfield funding, but EPA and/or Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) will determine the eligibility of each site and applicant...
Have you ever wanted to quantify the potential or observed impact of a brownfields project? Read this recent publication from EPA....
A summary of EPA Technical Assistance Providers and Provision Programs Related to Land Reuse...
Explore the Land Reuse and Environmental Justice Technical Assistance Programs Tree and contact a TA provider today! TA providers’ expertise can help get you unstuck, identify synergies and opportunities, and connect you with experts to help create vibr...
Explore the Land Reuse and Environmental Justice Technical Assistance Programs Tree and contact a TA provider today! TA providers’ expertise can help get you unstuck, identify synergies and opportunities, and connect you with experts to help create vibr...
A critical part of EPA's Brownfields Program is to ensure that residents living in communities historically affected by economic disinvestment, health disparities, and environmental contamination have an opportunity to reap the benefits from brownfields r...
Identify the brownfield site and related revitalization priorities, key components and phases of the priority projects, and the estimated cost and potential funding and financing sources for each key component and phase. Typically designed as a matrix. Se...
The AAI rule requires numerous specific inquiries, including the following: interviews with past or present owners, review of historical sources of information, review of federal, state, tribal and local government records, etc...
