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  116Learning from the Least Housed

  A case for agile, self-build, and bottom-up options to unlock housing choice… by many means necessary.

  Sep 14, 2023
  September 14, 2023

  Tim McCormick

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  Contributor
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  115New Washington Bill Would Legalize More Homes and Businesses by Transit

  Eliminating parking mandates is a simple solution to a big problem.

  Jan 16, 2023
  January 16, 2023

  Catie Gould

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  Senior Researcher, Transportation
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  4Seven Ways to Pay for Long Rotations

  Public investment is the key to sustainable forestry.

  Sep 12, 2022
  September 12, 2022

  Kate Anderson

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  Senior Researcher, Farms and Forests
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  114We’re Wildly Underestimating the Potential of Mobile Housing

  For about $10,000, you can own it. It can turn parking lots to villages, then back again. It can go anywhere with you. But our laws almost always ban the simple home on wheels.

  Sep 9, 2022
  September 9, 2022

  Tim McCormick

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  Contributor
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  3Northwest Carbon Markets Can’t Support Longer Timber Harvest Rotations

  That would take a New Zealand-style, all-forests cap-and-trade system.

  Jul 11, 2022
  July 11, 2022

  Kate Anderson

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  Senior Researcher, Farms and Forests
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  2Why Do We Choose Short Rotation Forestry Over Carbon Storage, Timber Supply, and Forest Health?

  The discount rate, vanishing large-log mills, and fear of the spotted owl.

  May 26, 2022
  May 26, 2022

  Kate Anderson

  https://www.sightline.org/profile/kate-anderson/

  

  Senior Researcher, Farms and Forests
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  34Abundant Housing Requires Abundant Democracy

  Candace Avalos (Verde Portland, Neighbors Welcome board member), Jeannette Lee (Sightline Institute), and moderator Alex Zielinski (Portland Mercury) discuss electoral reforms in Alaska and Portland, and their potential to affect housing policy.

  Apr 12, 2022
  April 12, 2022

  Sightline Editor

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  33Social Housing in Our Backyards: West Coast Campaigns Aim for Housing Access for All

  Tiffani McCoy (Real Change and House Our Neighbors!), Darrell Owens (California YIMBY), and moderator Ned Resnikoff (California YIMBY) talk about campaigns for social housing and how this model can succeed in the US.

  Apr 12, 2022
  Sightline Editor

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  32Showing Up for All Our Neighbors: YIMBY and Houselessness

  Kaia Sand (Street Roots), Trisha Patterson (Portland: Neighbors Welcome), and moderator Hanna Brooks Olsen discuss the importance of government, organizations, and the unhoused working together and recognizing each other’s strengths and lived experiences to inform policies.

  Apr 12, 2022
  Sightline Editor

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  31Celebrating and Dissecting Municipal Victories for Abundant Housing

  Sam Diaz (1000 Friends of Oregon), Meg Fencil (Sustain Charlotte), Dov Kadin (Sacramento Area Council of Governments and House Sacramento), and Will Thomas (Open New York) share their organizations’ wins and how they overcame challenges on the road to victory.

  Apr 12, 2022
  Sightline Editor

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