Habitat for Humanity Kansas City is aiming to address the low rate of homeownership among Black families in Kansas City, where less than half own their own homes compared to white homeowners. The organization is working to bridge the gap and provide more opportunities for Black buyers to own homes.
In other news, plant libraries known as herbaria are facing funding cuts, putting their future in question. These libraries, which house millions of plants, are crucial for scientists studying and adapting to climate change. Harvest Public Media’s Kate Grumke reports on the importance of these collections and why it’s essential for the public to care about their preservation.
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