Extreme weather, air pollution, and a host of chemicals found in the environment and our homes can have negative impacts on pregnancy and early childhood. We know this. But what about menopause?
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The Climate Questionnaire: Scientist Susan Soloman, Author of Solvable
Attention climate doom-and-gloomers! In her latest book, Solvable, the atmospheric scientist Susan Soloman has a premise—the lifeline we’re all hoping for: We have healed the earth before, and we can do it again.
A Lifelong Floridian’s 3 Tips for Navigating Hurricane Season
Hurricane season is off to a dramatic start. A hurricane veteran offers tips on how to prepare for the toughest storms.
The Environmental Protection Agency Gets Into the Museum Business
EPA recently threw open the doors of its first ever National Environmental Museum and Education Center (NEMEC), located in Washington, DC. Moms were on hand to celebrate.
4 Powerful TEDx Talks That Inspire Climate Action
Moms Clean Air Force recommends a short list of amazing TEDx Talks that offer unique perspectives and valuable insights on air pollution and the climate crisis—to watch with the whole family.
The Buzz About Cicadas and Climate Change
This summer, a rare double brood of cicadas is emerging across the Midwest and Southeast. Learn how our warming climate will impact these curious creatures.
Children’s Books to Inspire Climate Hope and Action
Here are some newly published climate books for children just in time for back-to-school season.
Clean Energy Policy That Cuts Air Pollution Would Save 50,000 Lives
New study shows cutting air pollution generated by burning fossil fuels would save over 50,000 lives and provide more than $600 billion in health benefits.
To Help Stop Climate Change, Obama Says: Create More National Parks
“Our Great National Parks” highlights the important role the world’s large national parks play in mitigating climate change while protecting the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the plants and animals that make nature so special.
Films to Inspire Love and Protection of the Planet
The Environmental Film Festival in Washington, DC (DCEFF), runs from now to March 27 online and in-person. Here are some of the highlights for children and teens.
To Stop Climate Change, “Safeguard and Strengthen Nature”
The IPCC reports that without quick and determined action, we are likely to see irreversible ecological losses, and devastating health and security crises’ triggered by climate change. IPCC calls on the world to “safeguard and strengthening nature.”
The Future of Snow and the Winter Olympics
Climate change threatens the 2022 Winter Olympics and the safety of the athletes with lack of snow. There are also environmental concerns about water scarcity and poor air quality.