On October 3, 2024, a D.C. Policy Center report was cited by Greater Greater Washington: According to the DC Policy Center, the Northeast and Southeast quadrants of DC are not only the hottest, but are home to people most sensitive to high temperatures, because of age, underlying conditions, lack of health insurance,…

On October 12, 2024, a D.C. Policy Center report was cited in the Georgetown Voice: A D.C. Policy Center report found that northeast and southeast D.C. have the highest levels of environmental pollution in the District, in part due to the disproportionate presence of highly polluting businesses located near these neighborhoods.  Read More: “Fighting for our lives”:…

On October 15, 2024, a D.C. Policy Center report was cited by Greater Greater Washington: Both the DC Policy Center and the DC Fiscal Policy Institute have papers on how ATE, an ostensibly “neutral” technology, can be applied in ways that create inequality. Read More: Smile, you’re on camera: A deep dive on automated traffic enforcement data Additional…