... 2008 by Duke University Press 2008 Openly available online through the support of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Ben-Akiva, M., and S. Lerman. 1985 . Discrete Choice Analysis . Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. Braswell, B. J. 1999 . Brownfields and Bikeways: Making a Clean Start. Public...

... and Wisconsin, contaminated brown- fields undermined plans (or offered potential opportunities) for redevelop- ment and preservation projects. Talk of converting brownfields raised the question, “conversion to what?” Tax-paying, job-generating industrial or commercial zones were one answer, but another...

... and Southern Appalachians, assessing biodiversity and its conservation in the United States, and examining local government officials’ perceptions of brownfield-to-greenspace conversion. His recent publications include an evaluation of alternative choice experiment methods for preference elicitation...

... Health Biodiversity and Human Health. Francesca Grifo and Joshua Rosenthal, eds. Wash- ington, DC: Island Press, May 1997. 350 pp. $50.00 cloth, $29.95 paper. Brownfields Cleaning and Reusing Contaminated Properties. Charles Bartsch and Elizabeth Collaton. Westport, CT: Praeger, 1997. 144 pp. $55.00...

... dropped and owners had a hard time selling. Many residents banded together to push local polluters and government regulators (at all levels) for stricter envi- ronmental standards and cleanups. Activists in the HAPIC did win some victories, such as a Brownfields grant from the EPA. Some...

.... Activists in the HAPIC did win some victories, such as a Brownfields grant from the EPA. Some contaminated spots were remediated, such as the removal of debris from a scrap yard site. Through meticulous research gained through numerous interviews, Checker details how life is lived in a contaminated...

... to push local polluters and government regulators (at all levels) for stricter envi- ronmental standards and cleanups. Activists in the HAPIC did win some victories, such as a Brownfields grant from the EPA. Some contaminated spots were remediated, such as the removal of debris from a scrap yard...

... Brian Burke, a Democrat from Milwaukee and chair of the Joint Finance Committee, would take the lead on maneuvering the planning reform through the state senate. As author of several laws on brownfields redevelopment, Senator Burke was deeply committed to protecting the environment...