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Land Lines, April 2024
Revista Land LinesAbril 2024Edited by Katharine WrothThis issue explores cities rethinking street surfaces in response to climate change, factors influencing home buyers to consider climate risk, the work of Seattle's Black Home Initiative to...
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Greening America's Smaller Legacy Cities
Resúmenes de políticas públicasAbril 2024By Joseph Schilling, Catherine Tumber, and Gabi VelascoBecause urban centers generate most of the planet’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, cities often lead in implementing “green” initiatives to conserve resources, ensure clean air and...
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How Homestead Exemptions Can Counteract Regressivity in Property Tax Assessments
Documentos de trabajoMarzo 2024Ron Rakow, Lincoln Institute of Land PolicyEvidence presented in several recent academic studies using national datasets indicates widespread regressivity in property tax assessments. This can be due to statutory limits on assessment levels...
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Case Study: Can Meandering Paths Connect a Fragmented Planning System?
Developing a Regional Governance Structure to Enable Watershed Planning in Southeast LouisianaOtroJunio 2021Rachelle Sanderson, Thomas Douthat, Manohar “Manny” PatoleLouisiana’s flat geography, proximity to the Gulf of Mexico, and seasonal rain events make the state especially susceptible to flooding. Risks are particularly high because water can flow...
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Mayor’s Desk: Seeing New Opportunity in Scranton
Revista Land LinesFebrero 2024By Anthony Flint, February 13, 2024On the challenges and opportunities of guiding a postindustrial city that has some surprising claims to fame
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Moving Beyond Conventional Economic Development Practice
An Asset-Based Framework for Sustainable CommunitiesDocumentos de trabajoEnero 2024Haegi Kwon, Lincoln Institute of Land PolicyMany factors contribute to growing inequalities in the United States. This report focuses on how economic development policies and practices may contribute to more equitable cities and regions. It...
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Is Economic Development Working? Rethinking Local Approaches to Growth
Revista Land LinesFebrero 2024By Jon Gorey, February 9, 2024Traditional economic development approaches often produce uneven growth that can deepen disadvantage and exacerbate longstanding inequities, but prioritizing the well-being of residents can lead to very different outcomes.
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Land Matters Podcast: Paige Cognetti and the Reinvention of Scranton
Revista Land LinesDiciembre 2023By Anthony Flint, December 12, 2023The postindustrial city of Scranton, Pennsylvania, developed some curiously 21st century claims to fame. But now the city of 75,000 is setting its sights on new strategies for equitable economic revitalization, as Mayor Paige Cognetti explains.
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Podcast: Paige Cognetti and the Reinvention of Scranton
Videos y multimediaDiciembre 2023Season 4, Episode 7 of the Land Matters podcast with Anthony Flint and Paige Cognetti.The postindustrial city of Scranton, Pennsylvania, developed some curiously 21st century claims to fame. But now the city of 75,000 is setting its sights on new strategies for equitable economic revitalization, as Mayor Paige Cognetti explains.
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“Mayor’s Desk” Book Highlights Crucial Work of Local Government Leaders
Revista Land LinesNoviembre 2023By Kristina McGeehan, November 7, 202320 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.
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