A 7,000-square-foot vacant California lot has become a community refuge where residents can cool off during heat waves, charge phones during blackouts, and prepare for disasters
- San Ysidro, the busiest border crossing in the United States, now has a haven for residents vulnerable to climate change.
- Casa Familiar, an environmental justice nonprofit, officially opened La Semilla Community Resiliency Center this week on a once-vacant 7,000-square-foot lot, according to a report by KPBS.
- The centre, which sits on West Park Avenue near Hall Avenue, was inaugurated on Thursday, September 3.
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- San Ysidro, the busiest border crossing in the United States, now has a haven for residents vulnerable to climate change.
- Casa Familiar, an environmental justice nonprofit, officially opened La Semilla Community Resiliency Center this week on a once-vacant 7,000-square-foot lot, according to a report by KPBS.
- The centre, which sits on West Park Avenue near Hall Avenue, was inaugurated on Thursday, September 3.
Sources: Times of India