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1. Neighborhoods United: Highway Removal Gains Steam in U.S. Cities

   Thomson Reuters Foundation News
   April 12, 2021
   Lincoln Institute in the News

2. Low-Income Baltimore Blocks Host Bigger, More Dangerous Mosquitoes

   Scientific American
   January 1, 2020
   Lincoln Institute in the News

3. Environment Report: For Long-Term Water Supply, U.S. Officials Look to Mexico

   Voice of San Diego
   April 8, 2019
   Lincoln Institute in the News

4. Mexican and U.S. Officials Discuss Fixes for Failing Sewer Systems Along the Border

   azcentral
   April 4, 2019
   Lincoln Institute in the News

5. An Ungoverned City

   U.S. News & World Report
   January 15, 2019
   Lincoln Institute in the News

6. New York Needs to Fix the Subway. Here's How the MTA Could Pay For It.

   CityLab
   January 2, 2019
   Lincoln Institute in the News

7. Even Habitat for Humanity Can't Build Bay Area Homes Cheaply Enough for Lower-Income Buyers

   The Mercury News
   January 2, 2019
   Lincoln Institute in the News

8. To Fight Blight, One City Turned to Courts

   Governing
   December 21, 2018
   Lincoln Institute in the News

9. To Get Rid of Blight, Baltimore Tries Something New

   Governing
   November 1, 2018
   Lincoln Institute in the News

10. This Indiana City's Vacant Homes Show The Other Side of The Housing Crisis

    The Huffington Post
    October 30, 2018
    Lincoln Institute in the News