ENVIRONMENTAL organisations and schools have won a share of a £150k cash boost to tackle climate change. Five local community groups, two primaries and a secondary will benefit from a £147,922 windfall from the Scottish Government's Community Climate Asset Fund in a bid to 'build a greener country'. Belville Community Trust have received £19,665 to purchase an electric vehicle to continue distributing food parcels to vulnerable members of the community. Community Tracks Inverclyde picked up just over £9,000 for bike maintenance. The Salvation Army also received £9,000 for community bike maintenance and the local social enterprise Trade Right Trust will use a £14,670 grant to purchase an electric vehicle to collect and redistribute NHS hand sanitiser bottles.