Anthony Flint

Well of course they did miamiherald.com/news/local/env…

fastcompany.com/91500245/this-… @nate_berg a participant in the journalism workshop I organize, sure has an eye for interesting urban/architecture stories. I will check it out when I’m there in May.

It was so interesting interviewing Petra Hurtado about all the things swirling around these days … my latest at the Land Matters podcast.

... who ran for vice president on a Georgist ticket in 1924 and also established Lincoln Electric Co. in Cleveland. Some Georgists have been increasingly weighing in on the side of YIMBYism.

The lawyer for Ambler Realty, Newton Baker, succeeded Tom Johnson as mayor of Cleveland, was similarly a dedicated Georgist, and likely consorted with or at least knew of John C. Lincoln, the founder of the Lincoln Institute

Among the many interesting offshoots I discovered while reporting this story: The Lincoln Institute had its own symposium on Euclid in 1986, on the occasion of the * sixtieth * anniversary of the decision.

Kind of respect the chutzpah here but this would bring #preemption to a brazen new level: rip it up, and don't do it again. usa.streetsblog.org/2026/02/17/dis…

insideclimatenews.org/news/13022026/… “EPA’s rescission of tailpipe pollution standards wipes out what the Biden administration had calculated would be a 7.2 billion-metric-ton cut in greenhouse gas emissions, the largest single step that any nation has taken on climate change.”

Looks like it’s up to the states now - Inside Climate News insideclimatenews.org/news/06022026/…

In a news circle full of candidates, I daresay this is the single most depressing and disturbing account of how the US government is sentencing the planet to death. nytimes.com/2026/02/09/cli… via @NYTimes

There's a lot of material out there. planetizen.com/features/13681…?

Plus the excruciating fiscal squeeze that cities and towns are in, and the future of local news reporting: the roundup of the 2025 Lincoln Institute Journalists Forum, held in partnership with Bloomberg @CenterforCities & @Arnold_Ventures

Given the federal government's different direction, what can state & local governments do about things like climate and housing? lincolninst.edu/publications/l…

Crazy that Beijing isnt on this list. forbes.com/sites/duncanma…

Proud of this show on a very hot topic. For projects with such outsized impacts it does seem they’re being ushered in w/little oversight or even the collecting of basic information. And it all does make you think twice about using #AI lincolninst.edu/podcasts/land-…

I had the pleasure of interviewing Harvard philosopher Michael Sandel last night at the Kennedy School, as part of the workshop for journalists I organize every year at the Lincoln Institute. We partnered with the Bloomberg Center for Cities @centerforcities ⁦@landpolicy⁩

NEW: Nearly 10 percent of residential land across the country is now owned by corporations, a just-published Lincoln Institute and Center for Geospatial Solutions report finds.