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Why Did Land-Based Biofuel Investments Fail in Sub-Saharan Africa?

A Systematic Review of Factors

Abubakari Ahmed and Zaid Abubakari

September 2025, English

Working Paper

Climate Change, Economic Development, Land Conflict Resolution

September 2025, English

Working Paper

Climate Change, Economic Development, Land Conflict Resolution

Community Perceptions on Why Biofuels Failed and the Willingness to Accept Future Investments

Empirical Evidence from Ghana

Abubakari Ahmed and Zaid Abubakari

September 2025, English

Working Paper

Climate Change, Economic Development, Land Conflict Resolution

September 2025, English

Working Paper

Climate Change, Economic Development, Land Conflict Resolution

Integrating Energy Transition Sociotechnical Imaginaries with Land Rights Struggles for Climate Justice in Brazil’s Northeast

Joachim Stassart and Flávia M. de A. Collaço

September 2025, English

Working Paper

Climate Change, Land Conflict Resolution, Technology and Tools

September 2025, English

Working Paper

Climate Change, Land Conflict Resolution, Technology and Tools

Photo of the exterior of a row of buildings on a street in the Back Bay neighborhood of Boston.

Lincoln Institute Unveils Updated Visualizing Density Database

By Kristina McGeehan

September 2025, English

Featuring more than 100 images of residential density, this online database helps communities make informed and equitable development decisions that affect housing affordability.

Announcement

City and Regional Planning, Housing

September 2025, English

Featuring more than 100 images of residential density, this online database helps communities make informed and equitable development decisions that affect housing affordability.

Announcement

City and Regional Planning, Housing

The Rise of Downtown Digital Billboards

By Rob Walker

September 2025, English

Cities from Denver to Atlanta are embracing digital signage as a way to breathe life into downtown districts. Innovative idea or digital advertising dystopia? Depends who you ask.

Land Lines Magazine

City and Regional Planning, Technology and Tools

September 2025, English

Cities from Denver to Atlanta are embracing digital signage as a way to breathe life into downtown districts. Innovative idea or digital advertising dystopia? Depends who you ask.

Land Lines Magazine

City and Regional Planning, Technology and Tools

Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Land Trust Alliance Present Hudson Valley’s Steve Rosenberg with Kingsbury Browne Distinguished Practitioner Award

By Corey Himrod

September 2025, English

New York conservationist Steve Rosenberg, who works at the nexus of biodiversity, climate, equity, and affordability, has been named the 2025 Kingsbury Browne Distinguished Practitioner.

Land Lines Magazine

Climate Change, Environment, Housing, Land Conservation

September 2025, English

New York conservationist Steve Rosenberg, who works at the nexus of biodiversity, climate, equity, and affordability, has been named the 2025 Kingsbury Browne Distinguished Practitioner.

Land Lines Magazine

Climate Change, Environment, Housing, Land Conservation

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston stands with his arms crossed, smiling. He is wearing a dark suit and red tie.

Managing Growth in Denver

By Anthony Flint

September 2025, English

Land Lines Magazine

City and Regional Planning, Local Government

September 2025, English

Land Lines Magazine

City and Regional Planning, Local Government

Protecting Puerto Rico’s Biodiversity

By Jon Gorey

September 2025, English

A conversation with Fernando Lloveras San Miguel, executive director of the Conservation Trust of Puerto Rico.

Land Lines Magazine

Environment, Land Conservation

September 2025, English

A conversation with Fernando Lloveras San Miguel, executive director of the Conservation Trust of Puerto Rico.

Land Lines Magazine

Environment, Land Conservation

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