How Black Communities Are Leading the Fight Against Climate Change (capitalbnews.org)

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From Atlanta’s Westside to Chicago’s South Side, Black neighborhoods are driving bold, innovative climate solutions rooted in community pride and collective action. These efforts aren’t just about survival in the face of systemic neglect — they’re building a future that thrives despite political hostility.

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