Re: SUGGESTIONS FOR THE EPA BROWNFIELDS '98 CONFERENCE?

[Eileen Carey <EileenC@ci.bridgeport.ct.us>]

I agree, the "pilot" idea had outlived its usefulness.  It is time to
move on to bigger and better.  States and the others mentioned below
have done much more and don't forget the local governments! 

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>From:  Lenny Siegel[SMTP:lsiegel@igc.apc.org]
>Sent:  Wednesday, April 08, 1998 8:04 PM
>To:  cpro-brownfields@igc.apc.org
>Subject:  Re: SUGGESTIONS FOR THE EPA BROWNFIELDS '98 CONFERENCE?
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>If you'll excuse the expression, EPA's investment in Brownfields is a
>fraction of the tip of the iceberg. EPA has been funding assessment
>pilots to the tune of $200,000 each. Most Brownfields investments are
>made by the private sector, though many redevelopment agencies and
>community development corporations are also players. In fact, most
>regulation of brownfields cleanup is done by the states.
>
>Lenny
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>Lenny Siegel
>Director, Center for Public Environmental Oversight (AKA SFSU
>CAREER/PRO)
>c/o PSC, 222B View St., Mountain View, CA 94041
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