Xie, JianLi, Fasheng2012-03-192012-03-192010-09-01https://hdl.handle.net/10986/2933The purpose of this report is to provide an overview of the current situation of brownfield management in China for World Bank staff and relevant government officials in order to help raise awareness of land contamination and help develop remediation activities. After the introductory section, section two explores the environmental and development pressures of land. Section three reviews government plans, targets and actions. Section four discusses the regulatory framework for brownfield remediation and redevelopment in China. Section five analyzes organizational setup and management procedures, as well as the stakeholders in brownfield management. Section six offers a brief review of the status of brownfield remediation technologies in China. Section seven looks at the cases of Beijing and Chongqing. Finally, section eight evaluates Chinese practices, discusses areas for improvement, offers recommendations, and concludes the brief.CC BY 3.0 IGOARSENICBASELINE SURVEYSBIODIVERSITYBROWN FIELDBROWNFIELDBROWNFIELD REDEVELOPMENTBROWNFIELD REMEDIATIONBROWNFIELD SITESBROWNFIELDSCADMIUMCAPACITY BUILDINGCHEMICAL WASTECITIESCLEANER PRODUCTIONCLEANUPCLEANUP COSTSCOALCOMMUNITIESCONCENTRATION OF POLLUTANTSCONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORKCONTAMINANTCONTAMINANTSCONTAMINATED LANDCONTAMINATED SITE MANAGEMENTCONTAMINATED SITE REMEDIATIONCONTAMINATED SITESCONTAMINATED SOILDDTDEVELOPED COUNTRIESEARLY WARNINGECOLOGYECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTECONOMIC INCENTIVESEFFECTIVE USEEFFECTS OF POLLUTIONEMPLOYMENTENVIRONMENTALENVIRONMENTAL AGENCIESENVIRONMENTAL AGENCYENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTSENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONSENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATIONENVIRONMENTAL CRITERIAENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTENVIRONMENTAL LAWSENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENTENVIRONMENTAL MONITORINGENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTIONENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONENVIRONMENTAL QUALITYENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY STANDARDSENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY TARGETSENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATIONENVIRONMENTAL RISKENVIRONMENTAL RISKSENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCESENVIRONMENTAL SECURITYENVIRONMENTAL TARGETSENVIRONMENTAL TAXESEXPLOITATIONFACTORIESFINANCIAL RESOURCESGASESGROUND WATERGROUNDWATER POLLUTIONGROUNDWATER SAMPLINGHAZARDOUS MATERIALSHAZARDOUS SUBSTANCEHAZARDOUS WASTEHEAVY METALSHOUSINGHUMAN HEALTHINCINERATIONINDUSTRIAL LANDINDUSTRIAL POLLUTIONINDUSTRIAL PRODUCTIONINDUSTRIAL SITESINDUSTRIAL SOLID WASTEINORGANIC COMPOUNDSIRRIGATIONLAND MANAGEMENTLAND POLLUTIONLAND RECLAMATIONLAND RESOURCESLAND SALESLAND SURVEYSLAND USELIABILITYLITERATURELITIGATIONLIVING CONDITIONSLOCAL GOVERNMENTSLOCAL REGULATIONSMERCURYMETALMUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENTMUNICIPAL WASTEMUNICIPALITIESNATURAL RESOURCESOILOIL POLLUTIONORGANIC CHEMICALSORGANIC POLLUTANTSPCBPESTICIDESPETROCHEMICALPOLLUTANTPOLLUTANTSPOLLUTED AREASPOLLUTER PAYS PRINCIPLEPOLLUTERSPOLLUTIONPOLLUTION CONTROLPOLLUTION ISSUESPOLLUTION MONITORINGPOLLUTION PREVENTIONPOLLUTION SOURCESPOLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONSPOTENTIAL INVESTORSPOWER PLANTPROPERTY RIGHTSPUBLIC HEALTHPUBLIC PARTICIPATIONQUALITY ASSESSMENTQUALITY STANDARDSREGULATORY FRAMEWORKREMEDIATIONREMEDIATION COSTSRESIDENTIAL LANDRISK ASSESSMENTSANITATIONSITE CLEANUPSITE INVESTIGATIONSITE REMEDIATIONSLUDGESOIL CLEANUPSOIL CONTAMINATIONSOIL EROSIONSOIL POLLUTIONSOIL POLLUTION CONTROLSOIL REMEDIATIONSOIL TYPESOLID WASTESOLID WASTE DISPOSALSTRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENTSUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTTAILINGSTINTOXICITYURBAN AREAURBAN AREASURBAN CENTERSURBAN DEVELOPMENTURBAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTURBAN PLANNINGURBANIZATIONVOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDSWASTEWASTE DISPOSALWASTE SITESWASTESWATER RESOURCESWorld Bank10.1596/2933