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NJ Gov. Pitches Credits To Restore Formerly Contaminated Sites

By Matthew Nesto · March 11, 2019, 7:20 PM EDT

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has proposed a brownfields redevelopment tax credit program that aims to incentivize developers to revitalize and reuse formerly contaminated industrial properties....

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