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reuse of Superfund sites, brownfields, and other locally undesirable land uses (LULUs). By making a neighborhood more … attractive, cleanup and reuse of LULUs may drive up local real estate prices. Renters in the neighborhood would have to pay … gentrification, if any, following cleanup and reuse of LULUs has not been solidly confirmed in the empirical literature. This paper …
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The well documented existence of hundreds of thousands of contaminated properties is a major environmental problem in the United States. Recently, there has been a lot of discussion in the academic literature and political arena about the benefits of the redevelopment of contaminated sites....
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The EPA has a cornucopia of cleanup and reuse programs ranging from the Superfund Program which addresses sites posing … imminent danger and many of the most hazardous sites nationwide, to the Brownfields Program which addresses lower risk sites … cleanup and reuse is spotty and incomplete and perhaps raises more questions than it answers. Would a comprehensive study of …
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Given the increased focus on reuse activity within EPA and state site cleanup programs, policy makers would benefit … from looking across programs to better understand the extent and nature of reuse; examine site characteristics that … influence reuse; leverage lessons learned; and coordinate reuse activities, data collection, and information management. This …
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Many believe that environmental regulation must reduce employment, since regulations are expected to increase production costs, raising prices and reducing demand for output. A careful microeconomic analysis shows that this not guaranteed. Even if environmental regulation reduces output in the...
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