Learn how the production of natural gas increases ground level ozone, also known as smog, the health hazards of smog and what we can do to stop it.
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Do Shale Gas Activities Play A Role In Rising Ozone Levels?
MCAF Michigan Supports Renewable Energy Standards
Join Moms Clean Air Force in supporting the Renewable Energy Standards ballot initiative in Michigan as we continue to fight for clean energy and clean air.
Proud To Be American, But Where’s The Can Do Attitude?
Meet a woman who loves her country and wants to see America roll out it can-do attitude and get busy fighting climate change.
Growing Up With The Detroit Incinerator
Hear from a woman who lives in Delray, Michigan, home of the Detroit Incinerator, which costs taxpayers billions of dollars and badly pollutes the air.
Home Is Where The Health Is
Groups like Habitat for Humanity recognize that safe, stable, healthy homes are vital to children’s health and help provide safe indoor environments.
Caught Fish? Should You Eat It?
Turn to the EPA’s Fish Kids site to teach your children about fish advisories, which fish are safe to eat and mercury in fish.
Fuming Fireworks
It’s hard to even imagine sitting out a spectacular blazing 4th of July fireworks celebration. Not only are fireworks a radiant feast for the eyes, but the loud, fiery tradition that delights …
Ban Fireworks?
Camp Fresh Air
Learn how pollution and bad air quality leave children in the city without the ability to enjoy the freedom and fresh air of summer.
Wild Weather: Hot Or Not?
See an infographic from our friends at the Climate Reality Project describing the types of weather that result from global warming and climate change.
Pulling Heartstrings? You Bet!
Comment on the EPA’s newly proposed soot standards and let it be known that you support stronger standards and cleaner air.
Do It For The Children Part 2: “Pollution Has Changed Our Climate”
Watch a video of former child activist Severn Suzuki, all grown up and asking for an end to pollution, and access to clean air and clean water.