Climate change has been a long-standing global issue, and following Wednesday’s vice presidential debate, it’s clear the world needs more direction and initiatives focused on cleaning up the planet. In an effort to make changes on HBCU campuses across the country, the HBCU Community Development Action Coalition (HBCU-CDAC) — a nonprofit HBCU advocacy group — founded a Clean Energy Initiative to implement sustainable solutions for historically Black colleges in America. According to Black Enterprise , the initiative was created with the help of a grant previously received from the National JPB Foundation — a nonprofit dedicated to supporting initiatives toward medical research, sustainability, and empowering those living in poverty. “With the JPB Foundation’s increasing their support for our Clean Energy Initiative, we will deliver more residential installations and increase awareness in underserved communities around the country,” said Ron Butler, CEO of the HBCU-CDAC in a press...