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Signings
The EPA and the Economic Development
Administration (EDA) have renewed a 1995
memorandum of understanding (MOU) establishing a general working agreement
between the EPA and the Commerce Dept.’s EDA. The agreement helps
them to coordinate their policies and activities in support of brownfield
assessment and cleanup, community revitalization, and economic
redevelopment efforts. The objective is to enhance interagency cooperation
and collaboration in keeping with the respective agencies’ environmental protection and economic development objectives.
The agreement, signed by Marianne Horinko of the EPA and the
EDA’s David Sampson states that the two agencies will work together on strategy,
linking assessment with redevelopment opportunities, and redevelopment
research, among other joint actions.
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Industry Profiles
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Kristina Smitten Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area
Principal of Smitten Group, serving private and public clients in the areas of brownfield redevelopment
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Timothy Murray Boston, Mass.
Lieutenant Governor, state of Massachusetts
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