Climate-change protesters take to DC streets

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WASHINGTON - After dozens were arrested during climate change protests earlier this week during, protesters returned to the District today to march.

Demonstrators say the purpose is to raise awareness about climate change by “disrupting business as usual in the nation’s capital.”

Last week, the Coalition to Shut Down D.C. created traffic havoc in a number of locations, including Farragut Square, Columbus Circle, Hancock Park, and Folger Park.

They also managed to shut down Dupont Circle.

Climate-change activists returning to DC streets today

Climate-change protesters are once again taking to the streets in DC.

Friday's march began at McPherson Square.

The march will include stops at:

BlackRock
The EPA
The Trump Hotel
Wells Fargo

We’ll have updates on shut-down locations this morning as they become available.