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The purpose of this paper is to assist regulators, consultants, other stakeholders in understanding the principles of remediating and revegetating contaminated sites and to encourage its widespread use to revitalize and reuse contaminated land...
Local governments have several options in facilitating reuse of sites including long/short-term acquisition, leasing, transferring tax liens, or providing incentives. This workbook assists governments to make decisions for reuse of properties...
Green infrastructure can help to maximize the environmental, economic, and social benefits of parks. By building strong partnerships, agencies can improve park lands and access to parks, better manage stormwater, increase community resiliency, etc...
LEED or is a well known system for grading the greenness of buildings, organized by United States Green Building Council (USGBC). Since v3 in 2009, the new verious has undergone a major revision. See the Earth Day Initiative's assessment of the changes...
This toolkit is a compilation of technologies that can be used in parks to make them SMART. The toolkit is meant for park managers, designers, advocates, and anyone who wishes to learn how technology can be incorporated into parks...
EPA’s RE-Powering America’s Land Initiative encourages the reuse of formerly contaminated lands, landfills, and mine sites for renewable energy development. This discussion paper provides RE-Powering stakeholders with information to do it efficiently...
Creating space for public art and artist housing can have profound results for downtown revitalization. See this unfold in several NYS Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) communities in this case study. ...
This document was prepared by the Association of State and Territorial Solid Waste Management Officials (ASTSWMO) Investigation and Remedy Selection Focus Group, with assistance from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This document provides a...
The Urban Land Institute of San Francisco (ULIsf) conducted two forums on different aspects of planning, focusing on multijurisdictional, integrated initiatives and comparing development projects, the conditions of their approval, etc...
