California recently approved nearly $100 million in grants for 10 underserved communities to fight climate change and millions from those grants are going to a group of nonprofits in Contra Costa County.
“A big part of it was the climate justice approach that they took, the incredible coordination amongst project partners and their vision for what is going to be transformed within Richmond,” said Lynn Von Koch-Liebert, executive director of California Strategic Growth Council.
Robinson also said money will be used to create affordable options for residents looking to conserve water.
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