By: Shaina Oliver, Colorado Field Organizer Date: June 3, 2026 About: Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2025-3297 To: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Thank you for listening to my comments today. My name is Shaina Oliver. I’m a Field Coordinator for Moms Clean Air Force/EcoMadres in …
Testimony: Shaina Oliver, EPA New Source Review Regulatory Actions, May 28, 2026
By: Shaina Oliver, Colorado Field Organizer Date: May 28, 2026 About: Revision to “Begin Actual Construction” in the New Source Review Preconstruction Permitting Program, Docket # EPA-HQ-OAR-2025-0618 To: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Thank you for taking the time to hear my comments. I’m Shaina Oliver, Indigenous …
Testimony: Shaina Oliver, Removing “Advanced Recycling” From EPA’s Other Solid Waste Incinerators Rule, April 6, 2026
By: Shaina Oliver, Colorado Field Organizer Date: April 6, 2026 About: Docket #EPA-HQ-OAR-2025-0068-0001 To: Environmental Protection Agency Thank you for taking my public comments. I’m Shaina Oliver, Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Advocate, Field Organizer for Moms Clean Air Force Colorado and EcoMadres outreach coordinator. A national organization of 1.6 million parents united for our children’s health against harmful …
Coal Seriously Harms Our Health and Our Wallets
🚨 Keeping broken coal plants running means more pollution, more asthma attacks, and higher risks of heart disease, especially for kids and vulnerable communities living nearby. When coal plants close, asthma rates go down. Families deserve clean air and affordable energy, not …
Coffee & Climate Conversation with Shaina Oliver
On January 15, 2026, Moms Clean Air Force hosted a 30-minute Coffee & Climate Conversation with Shaina Oliver, an Indigenous mother and advocate leading Moms’ work with Tribal Nations. The discussion explored how lived experience shapes clean air advocacy, the air pollution …
Testimony: Shaina Oliver, Reg 30 Air Toxics Public Comment, December 17, 2025
By: Shaina Oliver, Colorado Field Organizer, Moms Clean Air Force Date: December 17, 2025 About: Colorado Reg 30 Air Toxics To: Colorado Air Quality Control Commission (AQCC) Thank you for the opportunity to provide public comment. I would like to begin by acknowledging …
Moms and EcoMadres at COP30
Seen all the COP30 buzz? It’s officially wrapped. While it didn’t deliver the bold action the world needs, there were real wins that push us forward. 🌎🔥A record-breaking 3,000+ #indigenous peoples were there, but attendance isn’t the same as decision-making power…➡️In this …
Coffee & Climate: Honoring Native American Heritage Month With Oneida Councilwoman Jennifer Webster
Our November Coffee & Climate Conversation featured Oneida Nation Councilwoman Jennifer Webster. Jennifer shared how Tribal communities experience terrible air quality because their lands are so often targeted for polluting industrial development, but hope is not lost; there are ways to speak …
EPA’s Pollution Pass in Colorado
Trump’s EPA is giving polluters a free pass to pollute. Indigenous mother of four and Moms Clean Air Force Colorado organizer Shaina Oliver is in front of one of the exempted facilities. Like many, she’s concerned about the hazardous pollutants that can …
Testimony: Shaina Oliver, EPA’s Proposed Rescinding of the Endangerment Finding, August 19, 2025
By: Shaina Oliver, Colorado Field Organizer, Moms Clean Air Force Date: August 19, 2025 About: Environmental Protection Agency Docket ID No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2025-0194 To: Environmental Protection Agency Thank you for taking my comments. I am Shaina Oliver a Field Organizer and Indigenous Peoples Rights Advocate with Moms …
Testimony: Shaina Oliver, EPA’s Proposed Power Plants Carbon Rule Repeal, July 8, 2025
By: Shaina Oliver, Colorado Field Organizer, Moms Clean Air Force Date: July 8, 2025 About: Environmental Protection Agency Docket ID No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2025-0124-0001 To: Environmental Protection Agency Thank you for taking public comments. My name is Shaina Oliver, and I am the Colorado Field Coordinator for …
Indigenous People, Air Pollution, and Climate Change
Today’s Indigenous communities are being disproportionately impacted by polluting industries, pipelines, mines, and waste incinerators that poison their land, the air they breathe, the water they drink, and their health.