In 1937, the Home Owners' Loan Corporation (HOLC) assigned grades of A, B, C, and D to neighborhoods and land tracts across the U.S. These grades were meant to indicate the perceived risk for homeownership loans, but they were deeply racist and…
While it may be an obvious conclusion, it is clearly evident that population is a storng determinant of where bakeries are. When examining the relationship between bakeries and wealth, a strong correlation appears.
This project looks at evictions by city council district and found that the Bronx borough had the highest rate of evictions per capita, while Staten Island's gross rent increase was the highest at 114% in 2023.
Climate change is exacerbating many weather phenomenon that negatively affects us all but to people living in the Western United States, the greatest threats to their way of life are droughts and wildfires. Wildfires are incredibly hard to predict as…
Marginalized communities experience disproportionately poor environmental health outcomes. Researchers have found that green spaces are smaller and less common in such communities. However, researchers have also found that the creation of green…
California has long faced the devastating impact of wildfires, with increasing frequency and intensity over the past few decades. This analysis explores the intersection of wildfire impact and socioeconomic conditions, focusing on the period from…
This project directly compares income and food insecurity between the states of Washington and Arizona. Much of this analysis is done on a county scale finding that Washington state is less food insecure than Arizona and that urban areas experience…
This is work for my thesis, in which I am examining the effects of urbanization on the abundance and diversity of birds in wetland habitats. I used the point count method to determine bird abundance and diversity at four wetland sites– Vassar Lake,…