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Rethinking the governance of property can help communities adapt to climate change

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By Zachary Lamb, Linda Shi, Robert B. Olshansky
| Brookings Institution
Climate change is bringing threats such as flooding, wildfires, extreme heat, and drought to communities across the United States and the world, endangering people, infrastructure, ecosystems, and properties. Unfortunately, our current systems of property and land governance—including land use, taxes, insurance, and zoning—often limit how well we can respond to those threats.
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Governing Land on a Dynamic Earth: How Property Shapes Planning for Equitable Climate Adaptation

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By Linda Shi, Zachary Lamb, Robert B. Olshansky
| Taylor & Francis Online
Introduction Cities and states in the United States are increasingly planning for climate change impacts by mainstreaming climate projections and vulnerability assessments into plans for capital investments, emergency response, and land use plans (Diezmartínez & Short Gianotti, Citation2022; Morley, Citation2024; Moser et al., Citation2018, Citation2024).Footnote1 However, implementation of these plans faces numerous challenges and often leads to inequitable outcomes (Woodruff & Stults,...
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Manufacturing Urban Form: Could Mobile Home Parks Be Good Urbanism?

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By Zachary Lamb, Calvin Tang, Yael Nidam, Kelvin Yeoh
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Problem, research strategy, and findings Manufactured home parks (MHPs), often called mobile home parks or trailer parks, are an important source of affordable housing in communities across the United States. These neighborhoods are understudied and stigmatized. In this article, we analyze morphological characteristics of MHPs that can affect many aspects of residents’ lives, asking: To what extent do manufactured home parks embody characteristics of desirable urban form?
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