Video—shared on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and more—has become one of the most powerful ways people connect, learn, and take action with Moms. Here are the seven videos that resonated most with our viewers.

Articles by Emily Pickett
Soot Is Deadly for Children: 4 Resources to Protect Little Lungs
EPA Air Chief Aaron Szabo wants to roll back soot pollution standards finalized under the Biden administration as soon as possible. This will have terrible repercussions for children’s health.
Billion-Dollar Disasters Show the Cost of Climate Pollution
Global warming isn’t some distant threat—it’s already hitting us hard, in terms of our health and our wallets. Last year alone, the U.S. was slammed with 27 climate disaster that each caused at least $1 billion in damages.
EcoMadres Investigates Why “Danger Season” 2025 Could Be the Most Perilous Yet—And What We Can Do About It
Although threats from global warming happen year-round, in a recent EcoMadres Investigates conversation, we learned why scientists have begun using the term “Danger Season” for the period between May and October. This is the time of year when climate hazards like extreme heat, wildfires, storms, and floods collide and intensify.
Saharan Dust Is Just the Start: Climate Threats Are on the Horizon
A massive plume of Saharan dust has made its way to Florida just in time to launch a summer season of polluted air and extreme weather.
Wisconsin Mom Leads the Charge for Healthier, Greener Schools
One mom shares why she wrote a Green Schools Day Proclamation to support kids’ learning and health and why we should all prioritize making our schools sustainable for our kids.
The Green Gender Gap: What’s Love Got to Do With It? (VIDEO)
In a recent webinar, Moms’ Dominique Browning joined Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Camila Thorndike to explore why women are more likely than men to prioritize climate action at the polls. Their answer? Love.
New Map Shines Light on Communities Most At-Risk From Toxic Air Pollution
Clean air advocates have a new weapon in the fight against toxic air pollution from the plastics and petrochemical industry: the Environmental Defense Fund’s innovative Petrochemical Air Pollution Map.
My Climate Job: Adam Met, Musician, Professor, and Climate Advocate
The bassist from the multi-platinum indie pop band AJR, Adam Met, wears many hats—and wears them well. Beyond the stage, he’s an adjunct professor at Columbia University and the Co-founder of the climate nonprofit Planet Reimagined.
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.
Protecting the Wild: Our National Parks Urgently Need Us—Now More Than Ever
This family has made visiting national parks their “thing,” even as the new administration guts park staffing and resources. Their reason: skipping this summer’s trip feels like succumbing to defeat when these parks need us now more than ever.
The Climate Questionnaire: Director and Filmmaker Nic Stacey
Nic Stacey’s latest documentary, Buy Now! The Shopping Conspiracy, reveals the tricks brands play to keep consumers consuming and explores the deep impacts these nefarious practices have on our lives and our planet. We asked Nic some questions about his journey as filmmaker turned climate advocate.
















