CLF Ventures Newsletter
Bold Partnerships for a Better Environment

Monday, May 5, 2003 Spring 2003   VOLUME 1  
CONTENTS
Who is CLF Ventures?
Revitalizing Urban Brownfields
National Public Radio Explores Pay-Per-Mile Insurance
CLF Ventures Assists Decommissioning Efforts
Pay-Per-Mile Insurance

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Who is CLF Ventures?
A look at who we are and how we started

CLF Ventures began in 1997 as an experiment. We sought to test the hypothesis that an advocacy organization could engage in the market, create solutions to environmental problems, retain its focus on mission, and simultaneously generate revenue from its projects.
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Revitalizing Urban Brownfields
Good Buys for Troubled Neighborhoods

Our brownfields initiative has helped to plan the redevelopment and remediation of a number of sites. This article details some of the brownfields projects that CLF Ventures has worked on, including abandoned laundry facilities, industrial waste sites and even public schools.
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National Public Radio Explores Pay-Per-Mile Insurance
CLF Ventures owns the Environmental Insurance Agency (EIA), a Massachusetts auto insurance agency. EIA is building the case for a “Pay-Per-Mile” insurance option--where drivers can pay based on how much they drive. Recently National Public Radio did a story exploring some of the benefits of such "Pay-Per-Mile" options.
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CLF Ventures Assists Decommissioning Efforts
Yankee Atomic Electric Company and Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Company

Connecticut Yankee property in Haddam, CT CLF Ventures is assisting in site closure and risk management on two decommissioning nuclear plants in New England. In central Connecticut, CLFV is developing a property donation plan for Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Company, while at the Yankee Nuclear Power Station (YNPS) in Rowe, Massachusetts, CLFV is developing the non-radiological site closure process.
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