A Guidebook for Brownfield Property Owners
Author
Linda Breggin, Environmental Law Institute
Date Released
December 1999
A Guidebook for Brownfield Property Owners

This report explains the process, problems, and rewards of redeveloping brown-fields. Chapter 1 answers key questions about brownfields and discusses some of the reasons that property owners should consider cleaning up and redeveloping their brownfield proper-ties. The following chapters of the guidebook explain the brownfield cleanup and redevelopment process and the issues that property owners may need to address.

Chemical and Radiation Environmental Risk Management at the Crossroads: Case Studies
Author
Paul A. Locke, Environmental Law Institute
Date Released
October 2001
Chemical and Radiation Environmental Risk Management at the Crossroads: Case Stu

The environmental risk management challenges facing this nation today require that we break down the barriers that separate the chemical and radiation risk approaches. This process of risk harmonization is aimed at creating a consistent (but not inflexible) framework in which chemical and radiation risks can be managed to protect successfully public health and the environment and draw on the best features of each culture.

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