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1. An Urban Planner’s Guide to Climate Information

   Documentos de trabajo
   Agosto 2022
   Donovan Finn , Ellie Evans , and Kevin A. Reed

   As the risks to communities from climate change becomes more pronounced, urban planners need access to better and more user-friendly forms of climate data for a variety of planning tasks ranging from...

2. Scenario Planning Using Climate Data

   New Tools Merging Science and Practice
   Documentos de trabajo
   Agosto 2022
   Donovan Finn and Naomi Miller

   The integration of climate data into scenario planning is an important next step in helping local planning practitioners more usefully engage with the public around questions of how to address local...

3. Exploratory Scenario Planning for Climate In-Migration

   A Guide for Cities in the Great Lakes Region
   Documentos de trabajo
   Agosto 2022
   Nicholas B. Rajkovich, Terry Schwarz, Gwyneth A. Harris, and Adara Zullo

   Exploratory Scenario Planning for Climate In-Migration: A Guide for Cities in the Great Lakes Region describes exploratory scenario planning techniques that communities can use to develop...

4. Demands on the Land: To Secure a Livable Future, We Must Steward Land Wisely

   Revista Land Lines
   Julio 2022
   By Sivan Kartha, July 27, 2022

   From sequestering carbon to providing homes for displaced people, from producing food to siting renewable energy, land is an essential component of many climate solutions. How can we prioritize the demands we place on this finite resource?

5. The Private Equity Land Grab Expanding to Smaller Legacy Cities

   Revista Land Lines
   Julio 2022
   By Catherine Tumber, July 25, 2022

   Small and midsize legacy cities are poised to become destinations for the displaced as climate change plays out in the United States. But these cities are facing a serious threat: large-scale speculative real estate investment that could put housing out o

6. Mayor’s Desk: Burlington, Vermont, Aims for Net Zero

   Revista Land Lines
   Julio 2022
   By Anthony Flint, July 25, 2022

   Leaders in the city of Burlington, Vermont, are promising to eliminate net fossil fuel use by 2030. Mayor Miro Weinberger discusses the city’s ambitious plans, the critical role of utilities, and the ways local leaders can take meaningful climate action.

7. Return on Investment: Research Links Climate Action with Land and Property Value Increases

   Revista Land Lines
   Julio 2022
   By Anthony Flint, July 21, 2022

   The world’s cities need trillions of dollars to mitigate and adapt to climate change, yet only half of that need is being met through existing climate finance flows. Land-based financing instruments are an underutilized tool that can help close that gap.

8. President’s Message: How to Fend Off Land Speculation

   Revista Land Lines
   Julio 2022
   By George W. McCarthy, July 14, 2022

   As climate change accelerates, land speculation is also on the rise. Lincoln Institute President George W. McCarthy says one fiscal remedy, successfully used in Taiwan and other places to prevent astronomical windfalls from lining private-sector pockets,

9. Uprooted: As the Climate Crisis Forces U.S. Residents to Relocate, a New Conversation Emerges

   Revista Land Lines
   Julio 2022
   By Alexandra Tempus, July 14, 2022

   Over the next few decades, climate change is expected to displace hundreds of millions of people around the globe. With this seismic shift already underway in places including the United States, the growing practice of community-led relocation seeks to ce

10. New Research to Explore Scenario Planning and Changing Food Systems 

    Revista Land Lines
    Julio 2022
    By Lincoln Institute Staff, July 6, 2022

    The Consortium for Scenario Planning, a program of the Lincoln Institute, has commissioned six research projects that will apply scenario planning to changing food systems around the world, from Wisconsin to the West Bank.