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Lincoln Institute of Land Policy

A leading resource for policy makers and practitioners, the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy addresses issues involving the use, regulation, and taxation of land. The Lincoln Institute seeks to improve the dialogue about urban development, the built environment, and tax policy in the United States and abroad. Through research, training, conferences, demonstration projects, publications, and multimedia, the Lincoln Institute provides the highest quality, nonpartisan analysis and evaluation for today's regulatory, planning, and policy decisions. In addition to publications and current research on climate change adaptation and land use policy (e.g. Metropolitan Planning for Climate change in the U.S. and Australia), the site has numerous resources and tools of use to support adaptation planning and economic impact assessments including: a Land and Property Value database, Planning and Management tools for Resolving Land Use Disputes; and Visulaization tools for planners.

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  • Land use and built environment

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  • Urban Planning for Climate Change
  • Buy-in for Buyouts: The Case for Managed Retreat from Flood Zones

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  • Hallah Elbeleidy

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