Moms Third Annual Summit will feature scientists, doctors, government officials, and community members reviewing the latest scientific discoveries about petrochemicals’ dangers to our children’s health.
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What’s in the Air: EPA Turns Its Back on Cutting Climate Pollution
It is impossible to imagine a morally defensible reason for Administrator Lee Zeldin’s decision to end EPA’s responsibility for cutting the climate pollution that is endangering peoples’ health and the stability of our country.
Ask Mom Detective: How Can I Avoid Microplastics in My Coffee and Tea?
Microplastics and toxic chemical can lurk in your morning coffee and tea. Mom Detective shares how to avoid them by choosing a better way to brew.
Bad Bunny Brings the Heat to the Super Bowl
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show was more than a performance. This was a cultural moment and opportunity for U.S. football audiences to learn, reflect, and even stand in solidarity with Puerto Rico, an island devastated by more than its share of climate chaos.
Another AI Dirty Secret: How the Data Center in Your Backyard Is Being Supported by the World’s Largest Petrochemical Companies
The list of members of the AI Infrastructure Coalition, the group spearheading the industry counteroffensive to public opposition to data centers, may surprise you. It’s not just tech giants, like Meta and Google; it’s also some of the largest fossil fuel companies in the world.
Climate, Sports, and Recreation: Soccer Star Jessie Fleming
Jessie Fleming, Captain of the Canadian National Soccer Team, is outspoken about the ways that extreme weather and climate change are impacting her sport at the highest level.
Turning Local Action Into Climate Progress: State Legislature 101
If you’re not sure how to get involved locally, here’s a primer on how state legislatures work, and where your voice can make the biggest impact.
7 Places Cancer-Causing Formaldehyde Lurks in Your Home and Neighborhood
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin has proposed to double the amount of formaldehyde the government considers acceptable for our families to breathe. This might make you wonder where you can find this toxic chemical in your home.
Environmental Justice Legend Vernice Miller-Travis Is Inspired by Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Daily
“It’s the reason that I wanted to be involved in civil rights work,” says Vernice Miller-Travis about growing up surrounded by icons of the civil rights movement, like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. “It’s because I saw the change that they were making.”
A Year After the Los Angeles Wildfires: Trauma, Energy, and Collective Action
A hike in Topanga State Park last week became a “cathartic return” for Moms’ Barbara Weber—and a moment to reflect on the unprecedented and deadly wildfires that tore through Los Angeles one year ago.
Moms Are Unstoppable: 2025 Annual Report
Our 2025 Annual Report tells a remarkable story of grit and determination in the face of unprecedented and reckless attacks on clean air and climate stability from the federal government.
Call the Doctor: Amanda Millstein, California Pediatrician
Dr. Amanda Millstein, a primary care pediatrician practicing in Oakland, focuses on how climate change impacts children’s health. Living in Northern California, where oil and gas pollution and wildfire smoke are daily concerns, she doesn’t have a choice.