University of Wisconsin–Madison

Industrial Ecodistricts Primer

Type Policy Brief or Report
Year 2017
Level City or Town
State(s) All States
Policy Areas Community Development, Environment & Natural Resources, Housing, Public Spaces, Transportation & Mobility
There are nearly 950,000 more manufacturing jobs in the U.S. today than in 2010. This resurgence presents a major opportunity for communities. As a rejection of inefficient sprawling industrial parks and overseas production, there is growing demand for urban manufacturing locations. But cities that want to take advantage of manufacturing’s return need to prepare. An EcoDistrict approach to industrial revitalization can help keep costs down and bring the benefits of manufacturing to a community, while reducing the environmental burdens.

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