People, Place, and Power: Exploring How Land and Water Policies Shape Spatial Injustice
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- carousel_summary: Former Babbitt Center Dissertation Fellow Jessica Bremner discusses the Indigenous water dispossession that fueled the colonial settlement of California’s Coachella Valley and describes why understanding the relationships among place, people, and power is essential to repairing any kind of injustice.
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Delivering Community Benefits from Community Lands Through Conservation and Nature-Based Solutions
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New Book on Property Tax in Europe Spotlights Lessons with International Relevance
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- carousel_summary: The Lincoln Institute’s newest book in a series on international property taxation features in-depth case studies from more than a dozen countries—including successful institutional transitions, use of the property tax as a land policy instrument, and innovative technological applications.
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The Future Is Here: 29 Projects on 6 Continents Are Showing How to Tackle the Climate Crisis
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Live from Michigan: A Conversation with the Mayors of Flint, Ann Arbor, and Grand Rapids
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