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Lincoln Institute at COP28
EventosNoviembre 30, 2023The Lincoln Institute will be at COP28 in Dubai, November 30–December 12, hosting two events at the Multilevel Action and Urbanization Pavilion that focus on the role of land and water policy in achieving equitable climate resilience.
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Políticas de Suelo y Acción Climática en Ciudades Latinoamericanas
CursosNoviembre 7, 2022Profesores: Alejandro Jiménez, Cintia Fernandes, Daniel Kozak, Giovanni Pérez, Jeffrey Allenby, Jorgelina Hardoy, Libertad Figuereo, Luis Quintanilla, Marielos Marín, Melinda Maldonado, Patrick Welch, Pedro AbramoLa urbanización y las actividades humanas de las ciudades producen gases de efecto invernadero con impacto en la temperatura ambiente, las precipitaciones y la capa de hielo, lo que genera islas de...
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Consortium for Scenario Planning 2023 Conference
ConferenciasFebrero 1, 2023Focused on new and current scenario planning projects, the in-person conference will showcase scenario planning work in the Southwest,
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Climate Smart Agriculture in the Southwest: A Discussion with State and Federal Policy Leaders
EventosMarzo 16, 2022Speakers: Gloria Montaño Greene, Karen Ross, and Kate Greenberg
Moderator: Jim HolwayJoin us to discuss the efforts to address Colorado River water sustainability and sustainable future for agriculture in the west and throughout the region.
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Water and Governance in the Colorado River Basin (A 75th Anniversary Lincoln Institute Dialogue)
EventosDiciembre 8, 2021Speakers: Greg Stanton, Kathryn Sorensen, and Jim HolwayJoin us for a discussion of water and governance. The speakers will consider sustainability challenges in the southwestern United States and lessons learned from their work in Phoenix and elsewhere.
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Lessons from the Colorado River: Climate, Land, and Drought (A 75th Anniversary Lincoln Institute Dialogue)
EventosSeptiembre 8, 2021Speakers: Bruce Babbitt, Brenda Burman, and Jim HolwayJoin us for a discussion on lessons from the Colorado river on how climate change and land use drive access to one of the most basic human needs—fresh water.
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On the Waterfront: Connecting Neighborhoods to the Shore
EventosJulio 30, 2021Panelists: Freddy L. Collier, Jr., Kirsten Holzheimer Gail, Eric Wobser
Moderator: Rick JacksonEuclid Mayor Kirsten Holzheimer Gail, Sandusky City Manager Eric Wobser, and Cleveland City Planning Director Freddie Collier discuss how three Ohio cities – Euclid, Sandusky, and Cleveland – have taken steps to increase waterfront access.
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2019 Journalists Forum
EventosMarzo 29, 2019Partners: Walton Family Foundation, Gates Family Foundation, Arizona State University Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass CommunicationThe forum explored the history, science, and politics of water management, and delved into innovative policies and practices that can help forge a sustainable water future.