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1. Water and Governance in the Colorado River Basin (A 75th Anniversary Lincoln Institute Dialogue)

   Eventos
   Diciembre 8, 2021
   Speakers: Greg Stanton, Kathryn Sorensen, and Jim Holway

   Join 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.

2. Examining State Planning Enabling Laws Regarding Water Planning Requirements

   Documentos de trabajo
   Julio 2021
   Cassie Pettit and Sagar Shah

   This report summarizes the methodology, findings, and implications of examining and evaluating the legal requirements for water provisions within comprehensive plans in each of the 50 states. Focus...

3. Examining the Water and Land Use Connection in Water Utility Planning Requirements

   An Inventory of the Laws of all 50 States
   Documentos de trabajo
   Julio 2021
   Mary Ann Dickinson, Bill Christiansen, Brad Spilka, and Adam Schempp

   This project examined and evaluated the legal requirements for water utility plans in each of the 50 states, with a particular emphasis on how those plans intersect with land use policy and planning...

4. Lessons from the Colorado River: Climate, Land, and Drought (A 75th Anniversary Lincoln Institute Dialogue)

   Eventos
   Septiembre 8, 2021
   Speakers: Bruce Babbitt, Brenda Burman, and Jim Holway

   Join 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.

5. Agua en el oeste

   Hallar y financiar soluciones para capturar agua pluvial
   Revista Land Lines
   Julio 2020
   Por Meg Wilcox, 30 de junio, 2020

   El desarrollo y el cambio climático ejercen presión sobre las fuentes hídricas regionales en el oeste de los Estados Unidos; las ciudades importantes como Tucson y Los Á...

6. Integrating Land and Water

   Tools, Practices, Processes, and Evaluation Criteria
   Documentos de trabajo
   Febrero 2021
   Erin Rugland

   Land and water are highly connected resources yet are managed and regulated by different entities. Land use planners and water managers may be interested in better connecting land and water but lack...

7. President’s Message

   Center for Geospatial Solutions: Think Globally, Map Locally
   Revista Land Lines
   Octubre 2020
   By George W. McCarthy, October 21, 2020

   In the 1980s, not long after China had opened up to global trade and commerce, the nation’s farmland began succumbing to rapid urbanization. The explosive growth of cities consumed an estimated 7...

8. Geospatial Technology

   Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Launches Center for Geospatial Solutions
   Revista Land Lines
   Octubre 2020
   By Will Jason, October 29, 2020

   The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy today launched a new enterprise to expand the use of advanced technology for land and water conservation—The Center for Geospatial Solutions (CGS). The center...

9. Water in the West

   Finding (and Funding) Stormwater Capture Solutions
   Revista Land Lines
   Junio 2020
   By Meg Wilcox, June 30, 2020

   With development and climate change placing pressures on regional water sources in the U.S. West, major cities including Tucson and Los Angeles are seeking to bolster local water supplies. Their...

10. Growing Water Smart

    Agosto 2020

    Growing Water Smart is a joint project between the Lincoln Institute and the Sonoran Institute featuring workshops that introduce communities to the full range of collaboration, communication, public...