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EPISODE · Jul 10, 2023 · 28 MIN

Brownfields: From Rusted Fences to New Revenue

from Voices in Local Government · host Joe Supervielle, Clark Henry, Chris Harrell

ICMA experts on brownfields, Clark Henry and Chris Harrell, explain why brownfields are a problem and how to transform them into sustainable spaces with positive economic, social, and environmental impact. Often at no cost to the local government. Then they preview the Brownfields Conference, August 8-11 in Detroit.ResourcesTechnical Assistance to Brownfields Communities: Free technical assistance and workshops (in-person or digital) via ICMA in region four, or find your representative organization on the resources page.Brownfields Conference, August 8-11 in DetroitBrownfields University, a foundational pre-conference training program, free with registration for Brownfields 2023 conference. ICMA Brownfields topic page, for the basics all the way through advanced studies and resources.Free copy of the ResourceX Annual Impact Report

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