Charitable Foundations Pledge $4 Billion for Global Climate Action

California hosted the 2018 Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco last week, reasserting its leadership when it comes to taking actions stemming the rising tide of greenhouse gas emissions and limit global climate warming.

“By having solar panels, it’s financially a gift for the church [because] we can use those funds for other projects”, True Fellowship Deacon David Green said.” We can provide more food at the giveaways and provide more personal hygiene products for the homeless. It will really help us dramatically. We can use that money to better serve our community.”

“For decades Richmond residents have been exposed to the dangerous air pollutants of the Chevron refinery,” RE-volv points out. “This campaign is demonstrating that solar energy is an alternative to the fossil fuel economy while providing tangible benefits for the community.

“This is RE-volv’s first project in Richmond, CA”, said RE-volv Executive Director Andreas Karelas. “We are excited to demonstrate that clean energy is viable in communities that don’t traditionally have access to it. True Fellowship provides invaluable services to those who need it most, and we are honored to be able to support them in their work.”

*Images credit: 1) Global Climate Action Summit, World Travel & Tourism Council; 2) RE-volv

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