Houston neighbors build solar hubs when city fails to deliver
Houston residents are taking disaster preparedness into their own hands. They are building "hub homes" powered by solar energy. This is happening because community resilience centers are not readily available.
These innovative homes serve as crucial charging stations. They also offer vital resources during emergencies. Think phones and even refrigerators can be powered.
Neighbors helping neighbors – a true testament to resilience. These solar-powered sanctuaries are more than just shelters. They represent a community's determination to stay connected and safe.
The initiative highlights a gap in official support. It shows how citizens are creating their own safety nets.
This grassroots movement is paving the way for a more self-sufficient future. Other communities may soon follow this inspiring example.
