My two cents (actually, two observations) to add to all of those year in review lists

NYS announces the winners in the Regional Development Initiatives for long-term regional economic growth

Municipal Involuntary Acquisition of Brownfield Property Differs from Municipally Operated Sites

Understanding the New New Jersey DEP

Look no further than CT, NYS, and PA

 Consider that great song, now stuck in my head,  the background music to a recent discussion on creating sustainable public funding sources for brownfields remediation and redevelopment

Good Planning Needed From Design through Construction at Brownfield Sites 

Help me figure out what this information means! Are there more women working in  brownfields remediation and redevelopment compared to environmental professions as a whole?

All brownfield  partners are comfortable with the use of engineering and institutional controls at remediated properties heading for redevelopment.  Ok, almost all--those with money invested in the process are, government oversight agencies are comfortable with the concept and watchful over the specifics;  at specific sites, some environmental and citizen groups aren't. What we all need to do is keep on top of the process and make sure that  controls  work.

2010 is  the start of a new decade and for New Jersey (NJ), the first full year of implementation of the new Licensed Site Remediation Professional program. In creating the program, much was learned from our neighbors to the north, Massachusetts(MA)  and Connecticut (CT). Now that NJ's program is unfolding, so is the anxiety.  Time to  go back to our northern guides.

More guidance for the anxious remediation professional in NJ from the Licensed Professional capital of the nation, MA.