Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Maryland, New Mexico, Texas, and Washington, DC.
Moms Are in Washington to Tell EPA to Ban Vinyl Chloride
Moms Clean Air Force and our partners went to EPA Headquarters in Washington, to call on the agency to ban the toxic chemical vinyl chloride, and spread word about the dangers of vinyl chloride to human health.
This Latino Conservation Week, We’re Fighting for Strong Carbon Pollution Standards
Latino Conservation Week is dedicated to getting Latinos into the outdoors, and engage communities in meaningful action.
Strong Federal Methane Rules Can Give Children the Protections They Deserve
When a mom moved to Colorado, she had no idea she would be living with large-scale oil and gas drilling in her neighborhood and subjecting her family to its serious health impacts. Today, she spends her time advocating for strong federal methane standards to protect all children from unhealthy air.
Moms Welcome Isabel González Whitaker: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Iowa, Michigan, and West Virginia.
North Carolina Needs Cleaner Cars and Trucks
Emissions from cars and trucks can cause serious health effects. One out of every ten children in North Carolina have asthma. It is especially difficult to breathe during the hot summer months. Our families need a stable environment to thrive. Cleaner cars and trucks keep our children safer.
Isabel González Whitaker Joins Moms Clean Air Force as Associate Vice President for Public Engagement
Join us in welcoming Isabel González Whitaker to Moms Clean Air Force and Ecomadres! Read about this accomplished, dedicated new member of our team.
We Know Better, So Let’s Do Better: Limit Carbon Emissions from Power Plants
In his testimony in support of stronger federal standards to cut carbon pollution from power plants, Moms Clean Air Force intern, Osasenaga Idahor, tells us we need EPA to do better by centering environmental justice in every rulemaking.
At an Ohio Superfund Site, “You Could Smell the Chemicals in the Air and Water”
EPA recently proposed new standards to reduce air pollution released from more than 200 chemical manufacturing facilities across the US. These facilities make chemicals that are the building blocks of plastics. They release toxic pollution that can increase the risk of cancer for facility workers and people in nearby communities.
Moms Clean Air Force’s Liz Hurtado Gave Strong Remarks at EPA Transportation Event
EPA Administrator Michael Regan announced historic rulemakings to address pollution from the transportation industry. Here’s the speech Moms Clean Air Force’s National Field Manager Liz Hurtado gave at EPA Headquarters in Washington, DC.
Protecting People Through Strong Petrochemical Manufacturing Rules
We have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to rein in the toxic air emissions from some of the biggest emitters. This is a rare chance to hold polluters accountable and to mitigate the harm they cause to workers and to children, families, and all people.
For This Grandmother, Strong Soot Pollution Standards Are a Matter of Life or Death
A grandmother writes about how deadly soot pollution has impacted her community and her health.