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When Brown Meets Green: Integrating Sustainable Development Principles into Brownfield Redevelopment Projects

American Bar Association Section of Environment, Energy and Resources

September 17, 2008

Amy L. Edwards- Washington

Governments are now encouraging even more interrelationship between brownfields redevelopment and "green" practices by incentivizing sustainable environmental practices in both brownfields remediation as well as brownfields redevelopment. The interrelationship among these concepts is both natural and logical.

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