This site contains news services and magazines that give continual updates on Brownfield Information.

1.     Brownfield News     

Brownfield News is the official journal of the National Brownfield Association.  This magazine provides the most up-to-date information regarding tax delinquent, functionally obsolete, blighted and environmentally impaired properties.  Price for the magazine is $79.95 per year for 6 issues.  Along with news, each issue provides a directory of Brownfield projects around the United States and a state-by-state summary of financing available, incentives, etc.  Subscriptions are to Brownfield News,  434 W. Downer Place,  Aurora Illinois,  60606-9509.  Phone (773) 714-0407  Fax (773) 714-0989

Email:  www.brownfieldnews.com

 

2.     “Deal Flow 21”  April 16 – 18, 2001.  Sheraton Hotel, Chicago, Illinois.  Second Annual Conference – A National Marketplace for Brownfield Transactions.  Put on by the National Brownfield Association  (See Brownfield News above)

 

3.     The Brownfields Update Notification System

This is a daily e-mail update system from the EPA with news about conferences, new regulations, incentives, etc.  There is no cost to subscribe.  To do so:

a.      send an e-mail to Listserver@unixmail.retpnc.epa.gov

b.     put nothing in the subject of the e-mail

c.     In the body of the e-mail type the following line

Subscribe Brownfields FIRSTNAME LASTNAME

 

4.     The Brownfields Report

 

The Brownfields Report is a copyrighted newsletter that comes out bi-weekly.  Published by King Publishing Group,  the cost is $695 per year ($755 fax copy) or $349 per year to governments or non-profits.  To subscribe call (202) 662-9713.  Homepage address is http://www.kingpublishing.com

 

4.  The United States Environmental Protection Agency

 

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Brownfields home page.  Brownfield information is handled by the Solid Waste and Emergency Response Division,  Office of Special Programs.     www.epa.gov/swerosps/bf

 

5.     The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP)

Brownfield programs are handled by the Division of Waste Management.  Explanations of the current programs, references to new legislation,  soil cleanup standards, grants and incentives are all maintained and constantly updated on the site.  http://www.dep.state.fl.us/dwm/programs/brownfields