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1. As Boston Builds Climate Infrastructure, Developers Are Helping to Pay for It

   Revista Land Lines
   Junho 2022
   By Anthony Flint, June 16, 2022

   With 47 miles of coastline vulnerable to the rising seas that come with climate change, Boston is considering a range of innovative techniques to build resilience against the inevitable impacts of climate change. But one of the most groundbreaking feature

2. Land Lines, January/April 2021

   Revista Land Lines
   Janeiro 2021
   Edited by Katharine Wroth

   This special double issue of Land Lines commemorates the 75th anniversary of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, chronicling the organization’s history and exploring how land can serve as a...

3. Financiación de infraestructura

   Nueva publicación examina experiencias y potencial de la contribución de mejoras como instrumento de financiación de obras públicas en países de América Latina
   Revista Land Lines
   Setembro 2020
   Por Luis Felipe Quintanilla

   La financiación de obras de infraestructura, específicamente con relación a movilidad y servicios públicos, continúa siendo uno de los grandes retos que enfrentan las ciudades de América Latina, una...

4. Message from the President

   Who Will Pay for Our Urban Future?
   Revista Land Lines
   Abril 2016
   By George W. McCarthy

   Humans have had a love-hate relationship with urbanization for hundreds of years. In the mid-18th century, at the dawn of the Industrial Revolution, common fields and pastures were enclosed to force...

5. Mensaje del presidente

   ¿Quién pagará nuestro futuro urbano?
   Revista Land Lines
   Abril 2016
   By George W. McCarthy

   Los seres humanos han tenido una relación de amor y odio con la urbanización desde hace cientos de años. A mediados del siglo XVIII, en los albores de la Revolución Industrial, los campos y las...

6. Value Capture

   This Year’s Big Idea: Unlocking the Value of Land
   Revista Land Lines
   Outubro 2018
   By Lincoln Institute Staff

   Land value capture was rich food for thought at the Daniel Burnham Forum on Big Ideas at the American Planning Association Policy Conference in Washington, DC.