Online shopping can be bad for the climate and devastating for communities on busy delivery truck routes. But you can make a difference by following these five simple steps to green your e-shopping habits.
The Plastics Industry Must Be Held Accountable: Stop Endangering Our Families’ Health
A Pennsylvania Mom joined her neighbors this week to demand that a local plastics facility be held accountable for polluting the air her family breathes. Learn how you can take action to protect your community too.
The Inflation Reduction Act Is an Opportunity to Transform the Health of Latino Families
A Nevada Mom shares how the climate investments in the Inflation Reduction Act could improve health, well-being, and quality of life in her neighborhood—if state and local leaders seize this opportunity.
Moms Join Senators to Celebrate the Two-Year Anniversary of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
Moms’ Almeta Cooper was in Washington, DC, to speak at a press conference celebrating the two-year anniversary of Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL), landmark legislation that contains historic investments in expanding clean transportation, reducing climate pollution, and advancing environmental justice.
3 Easy Ways to Champion Electric School Buses in Your Community
How can you get federal funding for electric school buses in your district? A Florida Mom shares how she’s advocating for a clean ride for kids in her community.
November Supermom of the Month: Christy Haas-Howard, Colorado
Christy Haas-Howard, our November Supermom of the Month, is a school nurse in Colorado who sees the impact of poor air quality on children’s health every day.
October Supermom of the Month: Karina Martinez, Arizona
Karina Martinez, our October Supermom of the Month, is motivated to advocate for strong clean air and climate protections by her toddler.
A Latina Leader, Behind the Wheel of Electric Bus
School bus driver and EcoMadres volunteer, Carmen Cortez was selected for an electric bus pilot program in Montgomery County, MD. She discusses the importance of transitioning to electric school buses for the health of the children and herself.
Una líder latina, al volante del autobús eléctrico
Carmen Cortez, voluntaria de EcoMadres: “Fui seleccionada para un programa piloto de buses eléctricos sirviendo a la escuela Rock Creek Forest Elementary en el Condado de Montgomery” Soy una madre salvadoreña de Maryland, que desde 2003 me desempeño como conductora de autobuses …
Lessons from Hosting a Podcast on Plastics and Petrochemicals
Moms Clean Air Force intern Osasenaga Idahor, created the podcast “A Plastic People: Petrochemicals, Climate Change, and Our Health. LISTEN HERE!
Cut Methane Pollution to Curb Extreme Heat
Cutting harmful methane pollution from oil and gas operations is the fastest way to immediately slow the rate of global heating.
Young People Need Support in This Changing Climate
A Moms Clean Air Force summer intern reminds us that providing young people with knowledge about climate change and resources to support their mental health is crucial to develop and encourage the next generation of climate leaders.