Robin Gamble, our February Supermom of the Month, is photographer, mentor, and steadfast clear air and climate advocate. She was driven to advocacy by personal experience with asthma and polluted air, and now she teaches children the value of our environment through the art of photography.
Toxic Chemical Under Fresh Scrutiny a Year After East Palestine Train Crash
One year after the catastrophic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, EPA is considering phasing out vinyl chloride, a toxic petrochemical used to make PVC plastic.
New Year, New Car? How Your Family Can Save Money on an Electric Vehicle in 2024
New federal tax credits for buying electric vehicles kicked in on January 1. These are the latest money-saving incentives on electric vehicles you should know about.
5 Ways to Stop Doomscrolling and Be a Better Climate Advocate
Did you resolve to stop feeling helpless and take action this year? Start with these tips from climate advocates who decided to get involved.
January Supermom of the Month: Emily Petrucci, Pennsylvania
Emily Petrucci, our January Supermom of the Month, is a passionate advocate for her daughters’ future. She joined Moms Clean Air Force in the midst of the COVID pandemic and found myriad ways—big and small—to effect change as a remote volunteer.
Cleaning for the New Year? How to Keep Your Junk out of the Landfill
If you’re cleaning out your house in preparation for the new year, chances are you’ve found a lot of unwanted junk. Rather than toss it all in the trash, try these six ways to get rid of the things you don’t need.
How to Reduce Your Food Waste This Holiday Season and Beyond
Between 30% and 40% of the food produced and sold in the U.S. goes uneaten. Here are some tried-and-true ways to reduce food waste in your home.
What to Say If Climate Change Comes Up Over the Holidays
The most important thing you can do to fight climate change is to talk about it. Don’t avoid those difficult conversations about our warming planet. Embrace them with these three tips.
December Supermom of the Month: Maribeth Diggle, Washington, DC
Maribeth Diggle, our December Supermom of the Month, is a breath specialist and opera singer with a unique perspective on clean air. This year, she became a pro at testifying before EPA.
Online ordering has led to a surge in new warehouses—their trucks are choking neighborhoods with pollution
Across the U.S., pollution is disproportionately harming Black and Latino communities. Read how this Chicago mom, living in an industrial corridor that’s home to a growing number of warehouses, is fighting to protect her family’s and her community’s health from diesel pollution.
Connecticut Moms Fight for Cleaner Cars and Trucks
For almost two decades, Connecticut has been a leader in cleaning up toxic air pollution from cars and trucks. But now, these pollution protections are being threatened—and Connecticut moms are swinging into action.
5 Ways to Make Your Online Shopping Better for the Planet
Online shopping can be bad for the climate and devastating for communities on busy delivery truck routes. But you can make a difference by following these five simple steps to green your e-shopping habits.