Expanded Brownfields Program Supports Redevelopment in Alaska
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Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC)Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA)
Alaska Natives
Anchorage, Alaska
bush justice
economy
environment
environmental justice
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Kake, AlaskaKodiak Island Borough, AlaskaMatanuska-Susitna Borough, AlaskaRuby, Alaskarural justiceTalkeetna, Alaska
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The Environmental Protection Agency’s Brownfields Program support the redevelopment of property which may have contaminants from prior use. Anchorage, Mat-Su Borough, and Kodiak Island Borough are current recipients of Brownfields funds. This year Congress increased grant limits under the Brownfields Program and expanded eligibility requirements. Alaska Native villages and corporations that received a contaminated facility from the U.S. government under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) are now eligible for Brownfields grants.Description
This article also appeared on pp. 7–8 of the Summer 2018 print edition.Table of Contents
Redevelopment projects / Increased grant limits / Kodiak, Anchorage and Mat-Su grants / Eligibility expanded / ReferencesDate
2018-07-16Source
Alaska Justice ForumPublisher
Justice Center, University of Alaska AnchorageType
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UAA Justice Center. (2018). "Expanded Brownfields Program Supports Redevelopment in Alaska." Alaska Justice Forum 35(1) (Summer 2018, online edition).Collections
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