Join Moms in opposing a proposed EPA rule that would stop people from speaking out against development that could lock our families and neighborhoods into decades of added health risks.
Articles by Julie Kimmel
“Anyone Can Meet With Lawmakers”: A Simple Guide to Talking With Congress
Learn the basics of meeting with lawmakers—from how to schedule a meeting and what to expect to tips for sharing your story—from a seasoned Moms Clean Air Force organizer.
Supermom Addie Navarro Helps North Carolina Parents Navigate Eco-Anxiety
Our Supermom this Mental Health Awareness Month is Addie Navarro, a mom of two who teaches a Parenting Climate Resilient Kids workshop in Durham, North Carolina.
Supermom of the Month: Shaena Crossland Fights Massive Gas-Powered Data Center Campus in West Virginia
We talked with Supermom Shaena Crossland about Fundamental Data’s Ridgeline Project, what it means for her West Virginia community, and how she’s fighting back.
An All-Hands-on-Deck Moment for PFAS and Toxic Chemical Protections
Moms are urging our lawmakers in Congress not to touch the Toxic Substances Control Act, the nation’s bedrock chemical safety law.
5 Things Parents—Including President Trump—Need to Know About Methane Pollution
This Women’s History Month, we talked to methane scientist Meagan Weisner about what methane is, why it’s really bad, and what we can do about it.
Supermom of the Month: Jackie Shock-Stewart, Ohio
March’s Supermom of the Month, Jackie Shock-Stewart, has a superpower: vulnerability. She is always willing to share her family’s story of escaping a polluting plastics facility in their backyard and put a human face on scary statistics.
Supermom of the Month: Kallette Stanford, Georgia
February’s Supermom of the Month, Kallette Stanford, is a kindergarten teacher in Georgia who is inspired by her daughter and her students to fight for every child’s right to breathe clean air.
Life Under Threat: Wisconsin Farming Community Takes Down AI Data Center
When one mom learned that a data center developer was planning a new AI facility in Greenleaf, Wisconsin, she sprang into action, banding the community together to protect their farmland and family homes from the encroachment of polluting Big Tech.
My Climate Job: Gavin McIntyre, Mushroom Farmer and Co-Founder of Ecovative
Back in 2007, Gavin McIntyre and his friend Eben Bayer decided to launch a business to tackle one of the biggest environmental problems of the twenty-first century: the plastic crisis. The key? Mycelium.
A Year After the Los Angeles Wildfires: Trauma, Energy, and Collective Action
A hike in Topanga State Park last week became a “cathartic return” for Moms’ Barbara Weber—and a moment to reflect on the unprecedented and deadly wildfires that tore through Los Angeles one year ago.
Supermom of the Month: Iliana Cruz, Ohio
January Supermom of the Month Iliana Cruz knows firsthand how air quality impacts kids’ health. Her six-year-old son’s asthma flares whenever pollution spikes.