Adjective:

બ્રાઉનફિલ્ડ,

brownfield's Usage Examples:

experience developing in new developments ("greenfields") whereas Provo is an "overbuild" or "brownfield" development delivering services to existing homes.

is under discussion: Glasgow City Council have proposed plans for decontaminating the unused land on the brownfield site and redeveloping it for commercial.

site cleanup and mitigation considerations, are commonly referred to as brownfields.

The redevelopment plan, costed at €450m, will turn the brownfield site into a large scientific and cultural.

Toxicity risks Due to brownfield, there are some health risks to foraging or planting edible plants near toxic waste sites and roads with heavy traffic due to chemical runoff that gets absorbed by the roots.

Newer, and smaller developments on brownfield sites have been necessitated by increasing population pressure, and government policy which continues.

(A brownfield, on the other hand, remodels or improves upon existing facilities.

This has left the Lab better able to contribute to the Department of Energy's mission today, and with room for potential growth on brownfield sites in the future.

This is particularly relevant for brownfield implementations (lines with an already existing signalling system) where.

A Black Country Garden City was announced in 2016 with plans to build 45,000 new homes in the West Midlands on brownfield sites.

This project is one of the nation"s first brownfield sites to be remediated for residential purposes.

Regeneration The demolition of the Longbridge plant left behind a large amount of disused brownfield land.