Earlier this month, 52 Senators voted to repeal Clean Air Act protections against seven of the world’s most toxic air pollutants, including mercury, lead, dioxins, and others. Now the resolution is with the House of Representatives for a vote.
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This president and his EPA chief, Lee Zeldin, are trying to gut, cripple, and destroy all the clean air, climate, and toxic chemical protections we fought for more than a decade to achieve. But Moms are not backing down.
Moms Tell Congress Federal Help for Disaster Recovery Should Be Guaranteed
Federal help should never be a question during or after disasters like the recent flooding and tornadoes from Ohio to Tennessee. It should be a certainty. Join Moms in telling Congress to fully fund FEMA, NOAA, and the National Weather Service.
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My Climate Job: Adam Met, Musician, Professor, and Climate Advocate
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Community Action Helps Local Solar Projects—Including in Ohio
Many solar projects face intense resistance at the local level. Champions who step in to empower their communities with accurate, science-based information and encouragement to speak out can make a difference.
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Rallies and protests are now growing—daily—in number and intensity across the country. Bystander intervention, as a result, will continue to be part of the current national conversation. Learn how and when to intervene.
March Supermom of the Month: Amy Dishion, Oregon
March Supermom of the Month, Amy Dishion, has spent much of the last year recounting the story of her husband’s tragic death from heat stroke for audiences across the country. She shares how she remains motivated to keep opening up in service to her mission to care for her daughter and the planet.
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Conozca a cinco mujeres poderosas que lideran movimientos actuales e históricos que abordan la contaminación industrial, las disparidades en la salud pública y las políticas ambientales equitativas.
5 Environmental Leaders You Need Know for Women’s History Month
Meet five powerful women at the forefront of current and historical movements addressing industrial pollution, public health disparities, and equitable environmental policy.
Moms Tell Congress: Freezing Federal Funding Hurts Children
Congress has the “power of the purse.” Our Senators and Representatives must use this constitutional power to protect federal investments in our children’s health and future.