RE: [CPEO-BIF] How frequently should theNationalBrownfieldsConference take place?

["Charlie Bartsch" <cbartsch@nemw.org>]

I agree with Lenny -- local brownfield practitioners and interested
parties with the most to gain from the event often have the least
resources to travel to it. "Driving range" has always been a big factor
in determining attendance. 
Charlie Bartsch 

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[mailto:brownfields-bounces@list.cpeo.org] On Behalf Of Lenny Siegel
Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 8:48 PM
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Subject: Re: [CPEO-BIF] How frequently should
theNationalBrownfieldsConference take place?

Norella's personal experience with the Brownfields conference may
actually be an argument for more frequent meetings. She attended last
year because the conference was held in her region. In fact, if I recall
correctly, a large share of the attendees each year come from the region
of the country (not exactly the same as the EPA region) in which the
event is held. If it moved to alternate years, there would be fewer
opportunities for people to attend at convenient locations.

Lenny
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