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The California Land Recycling Conference (CALRC) is the premiere brownfield conference on the west coast. Watch inspiring keynote speakers, learn from innovations in land reuse, and get ready to implement what you learned to transform land in your communi...
Landowner Liability Protections (LLPS) under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) are contingent on All Appropriate Inquiry conducted the form of a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) prior to acquisit...
This session highlights successful Northern California redevelopments—including a Safeway store and affordable housing projects—to showcase actionable strategies for regulatory approval. Despite unpredictable timelines and agency oversight practices -...
This session will be a fun and engaging dive into the universe of acronyms in the field of brownfield redevelopment, with a specific focus on funding sources, regulatory agencies, and the policies that guide land use. We will explore the meanings and uses...
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the remediation and redevelopment landscape in ways big and small. But ask four practitioners whether it belongs in a brownfield deal and you'll get four different answers. One uses it daily for zoning compliance, due ...
Land recycling unfolds in many phases, each with unique challenges that call for innovative thinking, designs and technology. As shifting environmental conditions reshape our landscapes, we’re being invited to revisit the earth’s original toolkit for ...
This session delivers a practical roadmap to help attendees untangle California’s institutional landscape. Presenters will focus on who does what, how agencies coordinate, and how they decide where brownfield cleanup projects ultimately land. Attendees ...
Opening keynote featuring CCLR Executive Director Jean Hamerman, EPA Region 9 Land, Chemicals and Redevelopment Division Director Claire Trombadore, and CA DTSC Director Katie Butler. ...
This panel presents a probabilistic due‑diligence framework that integrates vapor intrusion assessment, fair‑value estimation of environmental liabilities, and environmental insurance evaluation. The approach quantifies uncertainty associated with con...
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