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- Printing process:Web offset press
- Paper stock (cover and inside): 60 lb. coated
- Binding: Saddle-stitched
- Trim size: 8" x 10 3/4"
- Bleed allowance: 1/4"
- Mechanicals: We accept only digital ad materials. Ads can be submitted in a variety of formats for both Mac and PC. All images should be 212 dpi or higher. Please make sure art and fonts are embedded or included with our ad. Please call for details.
- Color: All color ads are run CMYK.
- Sending files: Files under 5 MB may be sent via e-mail to art@brownfieldrenewal.com. Other ads should be mailed on CD or uploaded onto our FTP site. Call for upload instructions.
- Proofs: Please provide a hard copy of your ad via mail.
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All ads listed above are B&W.
For 2-color: Add $250 per insertion.
For 4-color: Add $500 per insertion
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728 x 90 Pixels |
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$650/month |
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| Full banner ad |
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468 x 60 Pixels |
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$500/month |
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120 x 600 Pixels |
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| 1 Button ad |
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120 x 60 Pixels |
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| Editorial Calendar 2010 |
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February
Issue 1 |
April
Issue 2 |
June
Issue 3 |
| Dates |
1/18 Ad Close
1/25 Ad Materials |
3/15 Ad Close
3/22 Ad Materials |
5/17 Ad Close
5/24 Ad Materials |
| Theme |
Brownfield Navigation Guide |
Brownfields & The Beltway |
Clean Living: Green Building Report |
Features
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How developers and other stake holders in the industry are able to create a blueprint to facilitate and anable projects, starting with site selection and using economic tools to identify when,where and how to embark upon projects. Report will also emphasize such vital enabling factors such as financing considerations - "capital catalysts" such as tax incentives, loans and grants and finding right-sized environmental insurance packages. |
Progress that has been made one year after the new EPA was installed. How are the various administrators faring in their quest to champion the cause for energy-oriented, green-buildoriented
and transportation-oriented developments. Are capital funds going to flow freely in 2010 and to whom? What can developers, engineers, architects and all those with a Brownfield stake expects from the Beltway?
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What is the gold standard of green building strategies-what innovations are driving this effort in the quest to attain LEED excellence? Everyone's familiar with the emergence of innovations like "green roofs" and water recycling efforts-all important. However, there are a multitude of underlying elements that must support this effort, and will be examined to determine key opportunities for industry participants. |
| Regional Reports |
Northeast: VT, ME, MA, RI, NH
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Mountain States: MT, UT, WY, CO, ID
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Tri-States: NY, NJ, CT
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August
Issue 4 |
October
Issue 5 |
December
Issue 6 |
| Dates |
7/26 Ad Close
8/2 Ad Materials
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9/15 Ad Close
9/22 Ad Materials |
11/10 Ad Close
11/17 Ad Materials |
| Theme |
Global Brownfields |
Transportation-oriented Development: See TODs Run |
Environmental Update: Playing the Field |
Features
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What lessons can U.S. developers learn from the brownfield projects being executed in Canada, Mexico, Europe and elsewhere? What are the differences and similarities between the Lower 48 brownfield movements and those abroad? Using a global lens, we'll examine real estate availability, funding, pollution/remediation necessities and private-public collaboration that contribute to successful brownfield
renewal.
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While innovations such as solarpowered buses, green taxi cabs and light rail initiatives are the ones that stand out when the conversation of TOD is broached, this is just the tip of the iceberg of the overall TOD spectrum. In addition to the "clean and green" we'll take a close look at emerging innovations and how they might help serve as leverage tools for brownfield development projects.
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An examination of the many factors that engineers, soil/groundwater testers, haulers, and others need to know as a game plan around putting a property back in play is established.We'll be looking at what tools and technologies are helping facilitate and enlighten their course of action, including specific opportunities
and adoption rates of green and sustainable remediation tools, gas barriers and venting systems, just to name a few. |
| Regional Reports |
Plains states: NE, KS, SD, ND
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Mideast: TN, KY, WV, OH, PA |
Southwest: TX, OK, NM, AZ
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| In Each Issue |
Feature Stories: In-depth look at people, projects and market factors that shape the industry.
Regional Reports: People, projects and policies, including case studies and economic analysis and reports. development
Web Excusives: Up to date reports, features and case studies that address changes in state and national policy, technology, plus industry news.
Departments (highlights): Breaking Ground: A look at progressive, work-in-progress projects that have a distinctive quality attached to them.
GroundBreakers: The people who are are making significant strides and inroads in the industry.
In Transit: A glimpse of the transportation-oriented trends and developments you need to know about.
Cool Cities: A close look at the urban areas in the U.S. and Canada that are engaging in best-practices of green-building excellence as well as carbon-footprint mitigation efforts.
WorkingGreen: An examination of the green jobs-both remedial and specialized-that have come to the fore to support industry efforts.
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Industry Profiles
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Roger Register
director and office manager for Cardno TBE Group
Tallahassee, FL |
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Sara Harris
Attorney and shareholder, Rutter Hobbs & Davidoff
Los Angeles, Calif. |
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Current Issue
December 2009
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Count On It
  $270 Million The amount, this year alone, that families living in Energy Star homes will save on their utility bills, while avoiding greenhouse gas emission equivalent to those from about 370,000 vehicles.
Source U.S. EPA
 $800-feet The stretch of undeveloped shoreline that work began on to improve and restore habitat along the Ashtabula River. This is the final phase of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Great Lakes Legacy Act (GLLA) Ashtabula River cleanup project.
Source U.S. EPA
 70 percent Amount of increased performance the upgraded Jaguar XT5 to 37,376 six-core AMD Istanbul processor has over its quad-core predecessor. Researchers anticipate this growth in computing capacity may facilitate improved climate predictions, and fuel-efficient engines.
Source U.S. Department of Energy
 7,248 The number of sites that were assessed by EPA and its partners, between the enactment of the Brownfield law in 2002 and 2005, according to the latest data available.
Source U.S. EPA
 $37.2 million Amount in brownfield loans awarded by EPA, and its partners, between 2002 and 2005, according to the latest data available.
Source U.S. EPA
 5 hours The equivalent amount of energy use of a laptop, a 60-watt incandescent light bulb for 4 hours, or a 60-watt compact fluorescent light bulb for 20 hours, to the lifecycle energy savings of recycling, rather than landfilling, 1 aluminum can.
Source U.S. EPA
 22 percent Amount of improvement in freight rail fuel efficiency between 1990 and 2006.
Source U.S. Department of Transportation
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