If We Can鈥檛 Stop Iceland鈥檚 Glaciers from Melting, Let鈥檚 Replace Them with Forests
As Iceland鈥檚 glaciers melt and new land emerges, the government should consider afforestation as an innovative adaptation to climate change.
Housing
In the Banking Capital of the South, Some Communities Find Challenges in Accessing Mortgage Loans
A preliminary spatial analysis reveals disparities in mortgage application denials in North Carolina.
Using Local Data to Drive Housing Loss Decision-Making
Learn more about 麻豆果冻传媒 and DataKind’s project to develop a tool to generate insights on local eviction and foreclosure data.
Thick Ice is Starving Arctic Reindeer
Arctic herders and reindeer are suffering from climate change, while governments fail to implement long-term strategies.
What Does Climate Change in the Arctic Have to Do with Property Rights?
Rising temperatures are negatively affecting communities, their homes, and their land throughout the Arctic.
Why Don鈥檛 Homeless People Just Get Jobs? Many Already Have One. Or Two.
Brian Goldstone talks about his upcoming book on the growing population of the 鈥渨orking homeless.鈥
Why It鈥檚 So Hard to Gauge the Extent of California鈥檚 Eviction Crisis
Court records don’t tell us how many tenants are actually being evicted in any state, but additional barriers exist in California
There are Plenty of Affordable Homes in America, But Little Financing
Homes costing less than $100,000 are on the market, but existing barriers prevent low-income families from purchasing them.
Better Data Can Save American Renters From Eviction
Tim Robustelli writes about the need for better eviction data in America to help its most vulnerable renters.
Is a Foreclosure Surge Coming in the U.S.?
Federal policies have shielded homeowners from foreclosure amid COVID-19, but many are at-risk of home loss once protections are lifted.