Author: Moms Clean Air Force

This was written by David Biello for Scientific American: The red cedar trees of Grant County, West Virginia can tell a fascinating tale. Because locked inside them is the history of U.S. air pollution in the 20th century. Researchers began pulling cores from five randomly...

Schools are so important to our children’s health. Of course, school is where our children learn. But school is also where our children grow and develop, physically. Our children (and their teachers) spend 30-40 hours in a school building per week. That’s why the environmental...

There are roughly 22 million college students in the US. About 9% report being diagnosed with asthma. There’s a minefield of asthma triggers at college, but with planning and management you can breathe easier. Please read and share our visual guide. We hope it will...

Please stop by the Moms Clean Air Force Action Tent at the Philadelphia Greenfest, September 8, 2013. Sign our giant cards to Senator Casey and Senator Toomey urging them to support strong chemical safety laws! You’ll feel good letting them know that you support kids...

This was written for the Huffington Post by Don Babwin and David Mercer: CHICAGO –When city students arrived for the first day of school under the blazing temperatures of a Midwest heat wave, staff greeted them with some unusual school supplies: water bottles, fans and...