Published March 2004 This issue of EBJ looks at the remediation sector from the perspective of redevelopment and community revitalization - How the brownfields market has evolved, and how the remediation services component has adjusted to the underlying real estate driver. (This issue does not include the annual quantitative assessment of the remediation market - It will be part of the next issue) * This issue is $75 for subscribers and $100 for non-subscribers. If you are a subscriber and would like to purchase this issue please call EBI. * This is NOT a downloadable item. You will receive a copy by mail in five to seven business days. SAVE $190 - CLICK HERE TO GET 2 REMEDIATION ISSUES OF EBJ AND REMEDIATION MARKET DATA MORE COMPREHENSIVE REMEDIATION MARKET INFORMATION AVAILABLE - REPORT 315: REMEDIATION & INDUSTRIAL SERVICES SUBSCRIBE TO ENVIRONMENTAL BUSINESS JOURNAL TABLE OF CONTENTS Brownfields & Redevelopment Overview: The remediation market has undergone a gradual shift from cleanups driven by regulation to the growing influence of economic drivers like corporate liability and municipal redevelopment 1-3 The brownfields market evolves but is a long way from mature, says publisher of Brownfields News 4-5 The Portsfields Initiative focuses on redevelopment of high-value waterfront property with the ICMA and leading consultants Weston and Jones & Stokes getting involved 5-7 The Restoration Economy author calls for higher standards and better integration in redevelopment; sets up project certification program 8-9 Redevelopment projects benefit from increased involvement of traditional sources of development funding and specialists in real estate damage economics 9-11 Profiles in redevelopment consulting: ARCADIS, Renova Partners, TRC Companies, LFR, Brownfield Partners, Panther Technologies, AMEC, EWMA and Parametrix all see avenues to success in redevelopment 12-21 Policy analyst from the Northeast-Midwest Institute assesses the near-term future for funding and financial incentives for brownfields 22-23 EBJ Stock Reporter: Performance of the EBJ Index is analyzed in 2003 and from 1991-2003; 14% gain in fourth quarter finishes a healthy 33% gain for 2003 for the EBJ 24-27 COMPANIES FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE AMEC Earth & Environmental Jerde Partnership Revitalist Institute American Ecology Corp Jones & Stokes Rutgers University ARCADIS LandBank Inc. SECOR Bell Anderson & Sanders, LLC LFR Levine-Fricke Shaw Group Brownfield News Mark Briggs & Associates Tetra Tech Inc. Brownfield Partners LLC McDermott International Inc. Thermal Remediation Solutions BWX Technologies Merritt+Pardini TRC Companies Inc CH2M Hill Millennia Associates TRS Clean Harbors Inc. Natural Logic U.S. Green Building Council Clemson University Panther Technologies Inc. University of Florida Environmental Waste Management Associates    Parametrix URS Corp. ERM Perma-Fix Environmental Services    West Virginia University ICMA Renova Partners Weston Solutions Inc. International City/County Management Assn RestorAbility Inc. Zurich North America * This issue is $75 for subscribers and $100 for non-subscribers. If you are a subscriber and would like to purchase this issue please call EBI. * This is NOT a downloadable item. You will receive a copy by mail in five to seven business days. Published March 2004 $100.00 Save $190 - Get This EBJ Issue Along With Another Recent EBJ Remediation Issue and the Market Data Update More Comprehensive Remediation Market Information Available- Report 315: Remediation and Industrial Services Subscribe to Environmental Business Journal [Home] [EBJ] [Reports] [Data] [Info by Segments] [Surveys] [Links] Copyright © ZweigWhite Information Services One Apple Hill Drive, Suite 2, Natick, MA 01760 USA Phone: 1-800-466-6275 | Fax: 1-800-842-1560 | Web Site: www.environmentalbusinessjournal.com | Email EBJ All rights reserved. This website, or any part, may not be duplicated, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form without prior written permission of the publisher. Unauthorized use of this information is illegal. Disclaimer: Although ZweigWhite has made every effort to be accurate errors may appear and are unintentional.