The Development and Use of Sustainability Criteria in SuRF-UK’s Sustainable Remediation Framework
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- Tim Dixon & Gaye Pottinger & Yasmin Pocock & Mike Waters, 2005. "A National Survey of the Role of the UK Development Industry in UK Brownfield Regeneration," ERES eres2005_159, European Real Estate Society (ERES).
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contaminated land; sustainable remediation; sustainability assessment; risk management; brownfields; indicators;All these keywords.
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