Current Quarterly Issue:
January 2019Land Lines Magazine
Urban Planners Shift Gears as Autonomous Vehicles Hit the Streets
What does the rapid evolution of mobility mean for urban planners and transportation officials? We survey the landscape to find out.
The Search for Solutions as Climate Impacts a Legendary River
The Colorado River Basin states and tribes, the U.S. government, and Mexico have been pushing hard to finalize plans for addressing a persistent drought. But these efforts are likely just the beginning of a hard reckoning throughout the basin, as water managers rethink some of their basic...
How Planners in Two Western Cities Are Integrating Water and Land Use
In the face of a multiyear drought and the uncertainty of climate change, planning for the future availability of water in the arid and rapidly urbanizing southwestern United States has taken on a new urgency. Kathleen McCormick takes a close look at Flagstaff, Arizona, and Westminster, Colorado—...
