We Can Have Nice Things Newsletter
We Can Have Nice Things is a climate newsletter that mostly covers Redlining, Permitting Reform and Nikole Hannah-Jones. We've analyzed 2 issues from the past year; the latest was published Oct 13, 2026.
In their own words: Stephanie Nakhleh is a journalist from Los Alamos covering how policy shapes daily life. She writes about systems, housing, and local government—and what it takes to build a future that works better for more people.
Visit We Can Have Nice Things ↗Main topics at a glance
Top 8 topics by mentions over the past year
What We Can Have Nice Things writes about
abundance agenda
1 mentionsfree buses
1 mentionsP.S. 307
1 mentionsschool attendance zones
1 mentionsEuclid v. Ambler
1 mentionsAbundance Network
1 mentionsThe Color of Law
1 mentionsAvailable City Properties
1 mentionsNikole Hannah-Jones
1 mentionsschool integration
1 mentionsscarcity mindset
1 mentionspublic housing
1 mentionshousing segregation
1 mentionsminimum lot sizes
1 mentionsRichard Rothstein
1 mentionsNew York Times Magazine essay
1 mentionsAlbuquerque
1 mentionsroad-safety fixes
1 mentionsTim Keller
1 mentionsroad diet
1 mentionspermitting reform
1 mentionshousing
1 mentionszoning reforms
1 mentionsstate zoning guardrails
1 mentionsredlining
1 mentionssingle-family neighborhoods
1 mentionsexclusionary zoning
1 mentionsresidential segregation
1 mentionsracial covenants
1 mentionsgovernment red tape
1 mentionsRecent issues of We Can Have Nice Things
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