Learn the origins of the saying “Once in a Blue Moon” and find out what pollution causes the moon to appear blue in color.
Archives for August 2012
What I Did This Summer That Didn’t Require My Inhaler
The Summer of 2012 Was The Summer Of Extremes
Read about the summer of 2012, when global warming caused drought, extreme heat and wild fires. Join us in asking politicians to address climate change.
Butterflies Are Not Free From The Effects Of Climate Change
Learn how populations of butterflies, particularly in northern states, are decreasing due to global warming.
Super Mom Of The Month: Lupe Anguiano
Meet MCAF’s super mom of the month for August 2012, Lupe Anguiano from Oxnard California.
Focus On Air Pollution In Ohio’s Toxic Regions
Learn about an editorial from one of Ohio’s industrial cities urging everyone to tackle the problem of air pollution.
Concerned Voices Create Change
Learn what you can do to address climate change, whether by recycling, learning more about sustainable living or urging politicians to join the cause.
The Clean Air Act Protects Your School Child
Help us protect the Clean Air Act and support the EPA’s continuing efforts to decrease indoor air pollution in our schools.
A Michigan Mom Becomes An Activist
Meet one mom who turned her anxiety over pollution and global warming into action through naptime activism.
Is Extreme Weather The New Norm?
Learn how global warming and climate change are causing extreme weather events such as drought, storms and more.
Court Decision Striking Down EPA Anti-Pollution Rule Will Harm New Hampshire
Read what a NH representative has to say about the failure of the cross-state air pollution rule and how it will hurt new Hampshire’s citizens.
Babies Need Strong Voices To Protect Them From Harmful Air Pollution
Use your voice to tell congress and our presidential candidates to protect our children from harmful air pollution.