This is a guest post from Judith Ross: This morning I watched my 25-year-old son head out for a job interview. Dressed in crisp grey slacks, a shirt and tie, and some shiny new shoes, his face glowed with optimism. If he gets it, this job will keep him busy for the next few months …

In the book, Mothers' of Intention: How Women and Social Media Are Revolutionizing Politics In America, author, journalist, political analyst, and Pundit Mom, Joanne Bamberger writes from experience. In a Moms Clean Air Force exclusive interview, Bamberger tells moms why… Having an opinion never goes out of style. MCAF: What made you become an activist? …

This is a guest post from Arturo Sandoval – Executive Director, Latino Sustainability Institute Sometimes communities are put into neatly defined categories and politicians work hard to keep them there. Why? Because it's easier to develop policy when people are easily defined. But a new poll commissioned by the Latino Sustainability Institute and Project New …

Moms Clean Air Force loves to hear from political leadership. Here's a guest post from Senator Tom Udall of New Mexico. His message that moms' voices matter – is so important as we ask our Senators to fight the TRAIN Act. Thank you, Senator Udall,  for your support for clean air! A child playing outside …

On Wednesday, September 21, Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA), Chairperson of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, held a press conference to discuss concerns about protecting landmark environmental laws. Joining her were EPW Members Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ), Sen. Ben Cardin (D-MD), public health representatives, and voices from the asthma

If you've been wondering about who cares more about protecting polluters than protecting children, here's an excerpt from our friends over at NRDC; a post on who voted for the TRAIN wreck of a bill, aimed right at our children's health. Join Moms Clean Air Force and take urgent action: Tell your Senator to vote …

Asthma is only one of many health problems related to air pollution. But it’s a big one. According to statistics compiled by the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, approximately 34 million Americans have been diagnosed with asthma; 9 million of those are children under 18. Asthma is responsible for 13 million missed school days …

No one knows busy better than a mom. I've got dear friends who have just had twins, and after a day with the infants, I'm exhausted. And I don't have night duty. I remember those days as a young mother – I couldn't even find time to wash my hair, and I would get to …

Many of you have heard about President Obama's recent decision to pull new EPA regulations on ozone, or smog, in America. EPA head administrator, Lisa Jackson and her agency supported and hoped to move forward on these regulations to protect the public health. They would have saved 1,500 to 12,000 lives, prevented thousands of cases …

We want to share an excellent article from the National Black Child Development Institute by our own Moms Clean Air Force blogger, Gina Carroll. Here's how it begins: If you knew that someone’s actions threaten the lives of your children every single day, would you be upset? If you knew that someone was sacrificing the …