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Brownfields Insurance

BrownfieldsInsurance.org is a website developed with funding from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to assist those seeking information and assistance with insurance products that mitigate environmental liabilities associated with brownfield properties.

At BrownfieldsInsurance.org, you can find information about brokers, insurers, and lawyers; library resources about brownfields insurance; and a glossary of terms.

The site includes a searchable databases for visitors, plus the option for brokers, insurers, or lawyers to register and submit information.
Visit the Brownfields Insurance web site at the resource link below.

Resource: http://www.brownfieldsinsurance.org/en/index.aspx

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