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State, communities have roles in cleaning up brownfield sites

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Site readiness is a pressing challenge for many communities looking to attract larger employers and shore up their economies. And in our region some sites that could be appealing to developers bear the scars of their previous use. They are not ready because in another era they were used for industrial, commercial or institutional purposes that left their mark. Such properties are dotted all over Ohio, but help is available to get them back to sh…

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$50M Available for Brownfield Remediation in Ohio

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Approximately $50 million in grant funding is now available to help communities across the state clean up contaminated properties and prepare them for redevelopment. The funding will be awarded as part of the Brownfield Remediation Program, which was launched in 2021. The program helps communities clean up industrial, commercial and institutional brownfield […] The post $50M Available for Brownfield Remediation in Ohio appeared …

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State, communities have roles in cleaning up brownfield sites

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New Jersey approves 13 Brownfield Development Areas

The program encourages revitalization and economic development in communities across the state.

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NJ approves 13 new Brownfield Development Areas

The Murphy administration announced the designation of 13 Brownfield Development Areas (BDAs) in 10 Garden State communities. The approvals mark the first 13 BDAs added to the program since 2009. New Jersey Environmental Protection Commissioner Shawn LaTourette re-launched the initiative in 2023. To date, the program has transformed more than 1,000 acres of brownfields LaTourette “This next step in the relaunching of the BDA program reinforces D…

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