Redlining Still Impacts Electricity in Poor Communities of Color
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Redlining still impacts electricity in poor communities of color
As an ice storm slicked roads across eastern Michigan on Feb. 6, representatives from four houses of worship arrived at the offices of Democratic Sen. Gary Peters. They wanted Peters to pressure the Trump administration to lift the funding freeze on $20 million in “community change grants” promised by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to houses of worship across Detroit. The goal: to create community resilience hubs powered by renewable…
Redlining Shaped the Power Grid. Communities of Color Are Still Paying the Price.
As an ice storm slicked roads across eastern Michigan on Feb. 6, representatives from four houses of worship arrived at the offices of Democratic U.S. Sen. Gary Peters. They wanted Peters to pressure the Trump administration to lift the funding freeze on $20 million in “community change grants” promised by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to houses of worship across Detroit to create community resilience hubs powered by renewable e…
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