Environmental
In Arizona, a 'brownfield redevelopment' project typically involves:
AConverting brownfield sites into parks only
BCleaning up and redeveloping contaminated or perceived-to-be-contaminated industrial or commercial sites for productive use✓ Correct
CConverting green agricultural land to urban use
DEnvironmental remediation required by ADEQ before any use
Explanation
Brownfield redevelopment involves assessing, cleaning up, and redeveloping previously contaminated or potentially contaminated properties (often former industrial or commercial sites) for new productive uses—reducing sprawl and revitalizing communities.
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