Moms’ Senior Analyst for Petrochemicals, Cynthia Palmer, wrote an article on the environmental and health impacts of plastics for the American Bar Association’s Human Rights Magazine. In it, she explains how the plastics supply chain releases potent carcinogens and greenhouse gases at every step.
November Supermom of the Month: Rachel Steuer, Wisconsin
Our November Supermom of the Month is a fierce indoor air quality advocate in her city and across Wisconsin.
Moms’ Dominique Browning in Time: Climate Action in a Second Trump Term
When the election results poured in on November 5, Dominique Browning, Moms’ Co-Founder and Director, felt despair and grief—as a mother, grandmother, and climate activist. She wrote about it in an essay on continued climate action in a Trump second term in Time.
People Names EcoMadres’ Isabel González Whitaker a “Powerful Latino Fighting Climate Change ”
People magazine is spotlighting the work of Moms Clean Air Force and our Latino engagement program, EcoMadres, in their list of 20 powerful Latino leaders fighting the climate crisis—and we are thrilled.
6 Common Voting Mistakes to Avoid
Whether you’re mailing in or voting in person on Election Day, make sure your ballot counts.
Moms Tell Congress to Support Tribal Air Quality for Indigenous People’s Day
Protecting Indigenous people from the harmful health impacts of air pollution is a priority of Tribal air quality programs. And yet many Tribes seeking to implement or enhance these air programs can’t secure the necessary funding for them. It’s time for Congress to invest in reducing pollution in Indigenous communities.
This Resurgent Pennsylvania Steel Town Is Winning at Football and Clean Energy
Steelton-Highspire School District is in an overburdened area of Pennsylvania, with the worst rates of childhood asthma, preterm birth, and disaster-related deaths in the state. But today it’s helping to clean up local air with six electric school buses powered by 1.7-megawatt on-site solar array.
How Moms Spent Climate Week 2024
Moms crisscrossed traffic-strewn New York City this week to participate in several Climate Week events, from a panel for Extreme Weather Survivors, to a conversation about hopeful climate action, to lessons on how to avoid chemicals in household products, to a lunch and learn about environmental justice.
4 Reasons Your Vote Matters
In the next few years, our elected officials will be making crucial environmental decisions. Whether we have cleaner air and healthier communities or pay increasingly higher costs from dangerous extreme weather depends, in part, on voters’ choices on November 5.
How One Family Saved $13,000 on Their Taxes by Going Green
With a baby on the way, the Grow family wanted to get their home off fossil fuels by 2024. Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act, they were able to claim nearly $13,000 in tax credits to install solar panels and transition their appliances from gas to electric.
September Supermom of the Month: Hannah Fisher, Montana
September’s Supermom of the Month, Hannah Fisher, is an incredible organizer and deeply passionate voice for our children’s right to clean air who has been volunteering with Moms since 2015. Read her advice to caregivers looking to get involved in climate action.
As One of the Largest U.S. Utilities Doubles Down on Dirty Energy, Moms Demand Better
A North Carolina family thought they had found the perfect home until they learned about the nearby coal-fired power plant that was pumping pollution into their neighborhood.