Environmental Review: Experiences of the States in Brownfield Redevelopment
Susan M. Opp
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Susan M. Opp
Abstract
Using author-collected data, this article examines state brownfield programs' activities in relation to liability abatement and financial cost reduction. The findings in this article show that states have very diverse mechanisms in place for the facilitation of the remediation and redevelopment of these properties—many of which have the potential for some serious unanticipated consequences.
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Using author-collected data, this article examines state brownfield programs' activities in relation to liability abatement and financial cost reduction. The findings in this article show that states have very diverse mechanisms in place for the facilitation of the remediation and redevelopment of these properties—many of which have the potential for some serious unanticipated consequences.
Key concepts: Brownfield, Redevelopment, Environmental planning, Liability, Environmental remediation, State (computer science), Relation (database), Business