Participation in brownfields redevelopment
Brownfields are problems for many communities. But they also can be opportunities. Laura Solitare of Rutgers University describes her research on what engages people in redeveloping the brownfields located in their neighborhoods. Her research relies on four case studies in Boston and four in Houston.
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2003
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Authors: | Solitare, Laura |
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Communities and Banking. - Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. - 2003, Win, p. 10-14
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Federal Reserve Bank of Boston |
Subject: | Brownfields - Massachusetts | Brownfields - Texas |
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