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1. La naturaleza y las ciudades

   El imperativo ecológico en el diseño y la planificación urbana
   Revista Land Lines
   Fevereiro 2016
   Por George F. Thompson, Frederick R. Steiner, and Armando Carbonell

   Este artículo es una adaptación de la introducción a Nature and Cities: The Ecological Imperative in Urban Design and Planning (La naturaleza y las ciudades: El imperativo ecol...

2. Modeling Future Residential Outdoor Water Demand in the U.S. West

   Revista Land Lines
   Janeiro 2022
   By Gretel Follingstad and Austin Troy, January 27, 2022

   Research supported by the Babbitt Center applies an innovative methodology to water demand forecasting in Aurora, Colorado, that provides key insights into the relationships between development decisions, water needs, and growth and can be applied across

3. Report on State Trust Lands in the West Updated

   Comunicados de Imprensa
   Julho 21, 2015

   For Immediate ReleaseContact: Anthony Flint 617-503-2116 anthony.flint@lincolninst.edu CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (July 22, 2015) – A comprehensive report on the management of state trust lands in the West has...

4. Strategy Considerations for Greenhouse Gas Reduction Funding

   Outro
   Setembro 2023
   R.J. McGrail

   Communities, investors, and policymakers can and should build on private capital alongside the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund’s initial public investment.

5. “Mayor’s Desk” Book Highlights Crucial Work of Local Government Leaders

   Revista Land Lines
   Novembro 2023
   By Kristina McGeehan, November 7, 2023

   20 innovative leaders from five continents share their struggles and successes, along with strategies for making cities more equitable, sustainable, and healthy places to live and work.

6. Water in the West

   Finding (and Funding) Stormwater Capture Solutions
   Revista Land Lines
   Junho 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...

7. The Hardest-Working River in the West

   A StoryMap Exploring the Colorado River Through Data
   Vizualização de Dados
   Maio 2020

   Although not the largest or longest river in the World, the Colorado River is known for its many legacies. The Babbitt Center for Land and Water Policy developed a StoryMap about the Colorado River,...

8. What Will Make Home Buyers Consider Climate Risk? What Happens Once They Do?

   Revista Land Lines
   Novembro 2023
   By Jon Gorey, November 17, 2023

   Where the planet is sending us flashing red “stop” signals, homebuyers and developers seem to see green lights. Why? And what will it take to change that?

9. The Influence of Local Fiscal Structure and Growth Control Choices on “Big Box” Urban Sprawl in the American West

   Documentos de Trabalho
   Janeiro 2002
   Robert W. Wassmer

   Is the amount of total retail sales and two forms of “big box” retail (auto and home improvement) sales that occur outside of a western United States metropolitan area’s central...

10. Water Rights and Markets in the U.S. Semiarid West

    Efficiency and Equity Issues
    Artigos de Conferências
    Novembro 2011
    Gary D. Libecap

    In this paper, Gary D. Libecap explores water in the semiarid western United States-a region in which many of the intensifying demand and supply problems regarding fresh water are playing out-as a...