Community Comes Together After Fire to Build Resilience Against Future Disasters

Rev. Dr. Larry E. Campbell of Pasadena's First African Methodist Episcopal Church champions the vision of a more intelligent recovery following wildfires, underscoring the importance of environmental responsibility. The Eaton Fire's destruction in Altadena has underscored the critical necessity for climate action. Pasadena's Climate Emergency Resolution seeks to achieve 100% carbon-free electricity by the year 2030, galvanizing community strength and solidarity in the face of adversity, particularly during the observance of Black History Month. As local leaders proclaim their commitment, this initiative serves as a beacon of hope and resilience, fostering collaborative efforts to address pressing ecological challenges. Through shared action, they aspire to empower future generations to thrive in a sustainable environment, cultivating a profound communal spirit amidst trials.