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Brownfield Renewal, your guide to smart remediation, redevelopment and reuse of brownfields, is a bimonthly publication.

Brownfield Renewal is more than a magazine... it's a guide to smart remediation, redevelopment and reuse of brownfields. It has 3 components (or building blocks) -- the print magazine, a comprehensive website and a bimonthly (twice a month) e-newsletter that covers the latest industry developments.

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Pittsburgh Redevelopment Authority Approves Funding District
by Pittsburgh Business Times
The board of the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh voted unanimously in May to adopt a new Tax Increment Finance District for the remaining undeveloped portions of Summerset at Frick Park, the 238-acre brownfield redevelopment in the city’s East End.
 
No Kidding: Council Bluffs Bags $166 K for Mid-City Rehab Project
by Staff report
 The city of Council Bluffs, Ia., is expected to land $166,500 for Brownfields property assessment that would be used for cleanup and reuse of its mid-city corridor, EPA Region 7 announced in late April.
K.C. Industrial Site Would Create 2K Jobs
by The Kansas City Star
 NorthPoint Development, a growing player in local industrial real estate and development, wants to attract new manufacturing opportunities to the 80-acre site of the old General Motors Fairfax plant that was demolished in 1987.
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BROWNFIELD EXECUTIVE SPOTLIGHT
 
Breaking Down Brownfields Breaking Down Brownfields
With nearly 30 years of professional consulting experience, Miles Bolton leads Apex in tackling some of the toughest brownfield redevelopment and engineering projects in the nation. Safety, innovation, efficiency and customer satisfaction are the words that describe Bolton’s project focus, and what drives Apex to provide clients with the highest quality services in the most cost-effective manner.

Wood Secures Grand Rapids Post Wood Secures Grand Rapids Post
The city of Grand Rapids’ Economic Development Director Kara Wood has been tapped to represent the city on the Association for Brownfield Redevelopment Authorities, a new statewide agency.

Azar Weighs in on Social Justice, Transit Tied to Redevelopment Azar Weighs in on Social Justice, Transit Tied to Redevelopment
Steven Azar, 2012 Brownfield Person of the Year, and Senior Project/Program Manager and Director of the city of Somerville, Mass. entire brownfield redevelopment program, looks at his time spent in the private sector as a teachable moment.

Brownfield Literature
 
Brownfields: A Comprehensive Guide to Redeveloping Contaminated Property, Third Edition Brownfields: A Comprehensive Guide to Redeveloping Contaminated Property, Third Edition
Todd S. Davis
Scott A. Sherman

GREEN ILLUSIONS: The Dirty Secrets of Clean Energy and the Future of Environmentalism GREEN ILLUSIONS: The Dirty Secrets of Clean Energy and the Future of Environmentalism
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Brownfield Renewal May 2013
Flying High: Preserving a Piece of Dayton History
When Orville and Wilbur Wright began constructing the first of their two airplane manufacturing hangars in 1910, the …

Aerotropolis Atlanta: Prepare to Expect the Unexpected ...

Just as seaports drove development in the 18th century, railroads drove development in the 19th century, and…

Combining Community Resiliency and Energy Efficiency Retrofits ...

The Rutgers Center for Green Building with the Energy Efficient Buildings Hub (EEB Hub) are enabling the gold…

Here’s the Dirt on a Chicago Redevelopment ...

One of the measuring sticks of urban redevelopment and reuse success can be traced to the “multi-benefit” dynamics…

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