Public Land for Public Good

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• carousel_summary: Communities across the country own vacant land that could be used for affordable housing and green infrastructure. The Lincoln Institute will launch a campaign to elevate the potential for using publicly owned land for housing production and climate resilience, and to link policy with progress on the ground.
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Inviting Investors to Put Their Money Where Their Mission Is 

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• carousel_summary: An altruistic episode of Shark Tank played out in Boston at the Accelerating Community Investment initiative's latest investor challenge event. ACI now includes more than 100 member organizations in 18 states, as well as a network of more than 50 investors.
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And Then There Were Numbers: Infrastructure, Economics, and Agatha Christie

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• carousel_summary: Environmental and urban economist Rhiannon Jerch discusses the connections between infrastructure and urban growth, shares a common misconception about economists, and reveals a relatively low-cost way for cities to boost transit ridership.
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Data Drain: The Land and Water Impacts of the AI Boom

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• public_title: Data Drain: Exploring the Land and Water Impacts of Our Fast-Growing AI Infrastructure
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• carousel_summary: Communities across the US are wooing data centers with tax breaks and other incentives. But data centers are resource-ravenous, creating demands for land, water, and power that many host communities are not prepared to meet.
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Manufactured Housing at a Crossroads

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• carousel_summary: Manufactured housing stands at the center of conversations about how to address the housing affordability crisis in the United States. At a recent conference, participants addressed the policy and regulatory barriers standing in the way of more widespread adoption.  
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