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1. Scenario Planning in a Pandemic

   How to Embrace and Navigate Uncertainty
   Land Lines Magazine
   June 2020
   By Emma Zehner, June 30, 2020

   Colleges, hospitals, and other institutions are embracing scenario planning as a tool to navigate the uncertainties of the COVID-19 crisis. We explore how the tool can be used in many contexts, and...

2. Land Lines, July 2020

   Land Lines Magazine
   July 2020
   Edited by Katharine Wroth

   This issue addresses the connections between land policy, public health, and racial justice, delving into topics including the history of biased housing policies, the future of density, and the...

3. Grow with the Flow

   How Planners in Two Western Cities Are Integrating Water and Land Use
   Land Lines Magazine
   November 2018
   By Kathleen McCormick, November 27, 2018

   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...

4. Crecer con la corriente

   Cómo integran agua y suelo los planificadores de dos ciudades del oeste
   Land Lines Magazine
   January 2019
   Por Kathleen McCormick

   Ante una sequía histórica y la incertidumbre del cambio climático, se hace más urgente planificar para la futura disponibilidad de agua en el oeste de Estados Unidos, seco...

5. Boston Takes on Climate Change

   Among the World's Most Prepared But Also the Most Vulnerable, the City Is Making Big Plans to Protect Itself
   Land Lines Magazine
   April 2021
   By Anthony Flint, April 27, 2021

   This article is copublished with the American Planning Association’s Planning magazine. After a severe winter storm in 2018, a dumpster broke free of its moorings in Boston's warehouse district, and...

6. President’s Message

   Where the Water Meets the Land
   Land Lines Magazine
   January 2019
   By George W. McCarthy, January 10, 2019

   Over the past few years, the Colorado River Delta has changed dramatically. George W. McCarthy, president of the Lincoln Institute, shares lessons learned from his visit there, and explains the...

7. Colorado River Reflections

   An Interview with Bruce Babbitt
   Land Lines Magazine
   January 2019
   By Jim Holway

   As former Arizona governor and former U.S. Secretary of the Interior, Bruce Babbitt has a unique perspective on the Colorado River Basin. Babbitt Center Director Jim Holway sits down with the...

8. 2019 Journalists Forum

   Events
   March 29, 2019
   Partners: Walton Family Foundation, Gates Family Foundation, Arizona State University Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication

   The forum explored the history, science, and politics of water management, and delved into innovative policies and practices that can help forge a sustainable water future.

9. Water Planning

   Land Use Decisions Could Make or Break the River That Sustains One in Nine Americans
   Land Lines Magazine
   May 2019
   By Anthony Flint, May 3, 2019

   The Drought Contingency Plan for the Colorado River will help maintain water supplies for 40 million people, but the hard work to bring about a truly sustainable future is just beginning.

10. Incorporating Land Use Planning into Water Efficiency Plans

    February 2019

    State of Colorado Water Efficiency Plan Guidance Addendum