State of Brownfields in the Northern Bohemia, Saxony and Lower Silesian Regions and Prospects for Regeneration by Utilization of the Phytotechnology with the Second Generation Crops

The need to achieve the sustainability goals and reduce continuous exploitation of limited urban areas increases requests for regeneration brownfields. current study aims review state brownfields in Northern Czech Region neighboring German (Saxony) Polish (Silesian) Regions which share a common geological background environmental problems. peculiarities brownfield’s properties related term, classification, legislative framework, access available data, degree contamination, remediation methods were focus this review. It was established that with brownfield identification transformation is better Republic, followed by Germany, lower awareness Poland. relevant examples successful revitalization importance educational components introduced. A prospective application phytotechnology second-generation crops discussed. utilization Miscanthus spp. marginal lands low contamination can provide an economic return having biomass converted into energy or bioproducts accompanied waste as carbon-rich biochar indeed support phytoremediation, enhance plants’ growth serve medium carbon sequestration. next steps research have concentrate on comparison rehabilitation introduced targeted regions global approach redevelopment along practical ensuring potential at selected