When Hurricane Maria slammed into Puerto Rico, knocking out power to millions of homes, a community radio station in Adjuntas kept playing, providing a critical communication lifeline during the disaster.
Powered by solar energy and managed by Casa Pueblo and local community members, the station offers a tangible example of how self-determination, clean energy, and community bonds can build real climate resilience together.
Learn more: https://casapueblo.org/
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