Black and Brown communities continue to be overlooked by the clean energy industry.

The EPA just released its decision to divide the $27 billion for the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, but only $6 billion would go directly to low-income and disadvantaged communities.

Low-income communities bear the brunt of the climate crisis and have suffered through decades of subpar climate policy, and they deserve the lion’s share of financial investments to address the climate catastrophe that impacts them the hardest.

The EPA is taking public comments until May 12th, so we must make our voices heard.

Sign the petition and tell the EPA to distribute climate funding directly to low-income and disadvantaged communities! >>