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1. Developing a Quantitative Spatial Economic Model to Evaluate Urban Water Conservation Policies in Denver

   Documentos de Trabalho
   Abril 2023
   Juan Carlos G. Lopez

   This paper develops a quantitative spatial model for the city of Denver to consider policy proposals to reduce urban water demand using data on land use and water demand by households and business...

2. China’s Shifting Demographic Geography

   Insights from the 2020 Census
   Documentos de Trabalho
   Fevereiro 2023
   Douglas Webster, Jianming Cai, Larissa Muller, and Feifei Zhang

   This monograph identifies key changes (trends, abrupt changes) in the 21st Century spatial distribution of the Chinese population, based primarily on absolute and relative changes between the 2010 (...

3. Integrating Land Use and Water Management

   Notas de Políticas Públicas
   Agosto 2022
   By Erin Rugland

   Land without water cannot support urban form of any scale, yet many land use decisions are made without regard to water, and vice versa. This Policy Brief introduces readers to best management...

4. Tecnociudad

   Nuevos enfoques para la contaminación sonora
   Revista Land Lines
   Outubro 2022
   Por Rob Walker

   Los habitantes de ciudades de todo el mundo notaron un efecto secundario sorprendentemente positivo de la etapa de aislamiento de la pandemia: menos ruido. En su mayoría, los paisajes sonoros urbanos...

5. City Tech: New Angles on Noise Pollution

   Revista Land Lines
   Setembro 2022
   By Rob Walker, September 19, 2022

   Living in the city means contending with noise from traffic, construction, neighbors, and other sources. New tools are making this a pivotal moment for assessing and addressing our built soundscapes.

6. Life of an Idea: The Story of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy

   Vídeos e Multimídia
   Julho 2022

   "Life of an Idea: The Story of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy" explores the groundbreaking solutions that the Lincoln Institute advanced in its first 75 years and looks toward the decades to come.