醉染图书绿化棕地9787560351995

FOREWORD
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
CHAPTER 1： GLOBAL TRENDS—THE PERFECT STORM
Why Brownfield Sites？
Why Greening Brownfields？
The Global Trends
Urbanization and Population
Green Building
Global Resource Constraints
Energy Demand
Developed Land
Value Creation—Brownfields Remediation and Green Building
References
CHAPTER 2： CONVERGENCE—THE USEPA MEETS THE USGBC
The Definition of Srownfields
The USEPA Perspective
The USGBC Perspective
The Global View
Summary
"Green" Brownfields Reuse
Sustainable Redevelomn&bsp;Concepts at the Assessment Stage
References
CHAPTER 3： REGULATORY DRIVERS
U.S.Regulations
U.S， State Regulations
The European Union
Overview
EU Country Regulations
Asia／Pacific Region
China
Japan
Overview of Regulations
Growth of the Japanese Environmental Remediation Market
Australia
CHAPTER 4： INCENTIVES
Overview
U.S.Federal Programs
CERCLA
RCRA
Other U，S， Federal Programs
U，S.State Programs
The EU
CHAPTER 5： FRAMEWORKS FOR GREENING BROWNFIELDS
Overview
Colorado Brownflelds Handbook
Ontario Brownfields Toolbox
Missouri Roadmap
RESCUE Roadmap
RE—DESIGN—IT
CHAPTER 6： LAND PLANNING
Introduction
Land Planning Strategies
Transit—Oriented Development
Mixed—Use Strategies
Urban Growth Boundaries
Infill Development
Greenways
Transfer of Develomn&bsp;Rights
Open Space Protection
Urban Forestry
Land Trusts
Agricultural Land Protection
Solar Access Protection
CHAPTER 7： GREEN BUILDING
Introduction
U.S.Legislation and Public Sector Green Building Initiatives
USEPA Green Buildings on Brownfields Initiative
U.S.Community—Based Green Building Programs
National Green Building Programs
Emerging Green Building Programs
References
CHAPTER 8： VALUING FINANCIAL RETURN OR BEYOND ASSET CONVERSION
Introduction
Motivations， Concerns， and Solutions
Owner／Operator Motivations
Owner／Operator Concerns
Owner／Operator Solutions
Developer Motivations
Surveys
Developer Concerns
Developer Solutions
Government／Public Sector Motivations
Government／Public Sector Concerns
Government／Public Sector Solutions
Approach to Valuing the Finan Return of the Greening of Brownfield Sites
Examples of Finan Returns
CHAPTER 9： CASE STUDIES
Introduction
Evolutionary Green
Atlantic Station
Boisbriand， ebec， Canada—Cherokee Investment Partners
Alameda， California—Catellus
Treasure Island， California
South Waterfront Area—Portland， Oregon
Fulton Fish Market， Hunts Point—New York
Homebush Bay—Sydney， Australia
China
The Floating Gardens， Yonging River Park， Taizhou City
Hong Kong Wetland Park
Revolutionary Green
BedZED
Implications of BedZED and Scaling the Project
The OPL Mata de Sesimbra Project in Portugal
Sonoma Mountain Village
Via Verde Bronx Development
Enterprise Community Partners
CHAPTER 10：THE NEXT 20 YEARS
Introduction
The Next 20 Years Trends
Re—Industrialization—Innovation and Creative Destruction
Green Affordable Housing and Green Jobs
Green Jobs
Revolutionary Building Materials
Serious Materials
BASF
Ca／era Corporation
Climate Change and Carbon Neutral Cities
Reinventing U.S.Cities
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Bronx， New York City
Buffalo
Chinese Cities—the Urbanization of China
Connected Cities
Green Commer Buildings as Brand Symbols
Energy and Brownfields
Final Thoughts
GLOSSARY
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William Sarni，is founder and CEO of DOMANI, a consulting firm that provides innovative business and technical sustainability solutions to companies committed to increasing revenue, mitigating risk, and improving oraig efficiency. He has managed a wide range of complex sustainability and environmental programs throughout the United States, Europe, and Asia. Mr. Sarni is a member of the Environmental Compliance Committee of the Chicago Climate Exchange and is active with the Conference Board and Sustainable Life Media/Sustainable Brands.