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This EPA guide explores how communities can prepare to successfully leverage funding and other resources for brownfields revitalization....
This Brownfields Solutions Series fact sheet is intended to provide an overview to those interested in applying for an RLF grant, and information to new RLF grantees on how to establish an RLF program....
The 2017 Brownfields Federal Programs Guide is a compendium of the financial and technical assistance resources available from federal agencies for brownfields and land revitalization projects. ...
This EPA report offers information on various funding sources, their terms and conditions, and presents case studies to highlight the examples of diferent funding sources used for different redevelopment projects. ...
Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Brownfields Program provides direct funding to eligible entities, in the form of competitive grants, for brownfields assessments and cleanup, and for the capitalization of revolving loan funds...
This Article explores the various financial mechanisms available to brownfield redevelopers, including government funding sources, insurance claims, and cost recovery from parties who are found responsible for the contamination. ...
This guidance provides an overview of various development finance tools and suggestions for local governments and other community stakeholders seeking to revitalize their communities and attract investment for projects in Opportunity Zones...
Vacant or contaminated land may not feel or look like a future community asset, but with the right vision and investment, these properties offer local governments and neighborhoods opportunities to transform their economies and their futures. ...
Brownfields exist in nearly all communities. Follow these steps to develop market interest in your brownfield(s)for redevelopment....
