Communities for a Better Environment
For The Climate And Energy Justice Program
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Amount$90,000
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Program
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Date Awarded11/15/2011
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Term12.0 Months
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Type of SupportGeneral Support/Program
Strategies
Overview
The Climate and Energy Justice Program aims to reduce global warming,smog-forming, and toxic pollution within the I-710 corridor communities in Los Angeles, where an eighteen-mile stretch of the I-710 Freeway is set to be widened to accommodate diesel truck traffic from nearby ports; cargo transported from the ports is expected to double by 2030. Communities for a Better Environment and its coalition allies hope to turn the I-710 freeway project into an innovative green transportation project, helping to ensure that California meets its global warming emission reduction requirements.
About the Grantee
Grantee Website
www.cbecal.org
Grants to this Grantee
for the Clean Energy & Climate Justice Program
Communities for a Better Environment conducts state and local grassroots organizing, policy advocacy, and legal work in support of cleaner electricity and transportation. Its Clean Energy program will lend community-based voices to efforts promoting increased renewable energy. It will also counter utilities seeking to build new fossil fuel plants in California, and oil companies trying to dismantle the state’s global warming programs.
for the Climate and Energy Justice program
Communities for a Better Environment conducts state and local grassroots organizing, policy advocacy, and legal work in support of cleaner electricity and transportation. Its Program will lend a much-needed community-based voice to promote increased renewable energy; it will also counter utilities seeking to build new fossil fuel plants in California and oil companies trying to dismantle the state’s global warming programs.
