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A “Silent Killer” Grips The Nation: Moms Make News
Getting Resources to Families Facing Wildfire and Other Disasters
Congress is considering the Community Mental Wellness and Resilience Act. In Hawaii, and everywhere, families need health resources in the face of climate catastrophes.
Hawaii Wildfires: Apocalyptic, Unprecedented, and Deadly
As the strong winds of Hurricane Dora, a Category 4 storm, spun off the coast of Maui and collided during the island’s hottest, driest season, the risk of extreme wildfires intensified.
PEOPLE Magazine Features Moms’ Hazel Chandler, a Heartbreaking Health Journey
Hazel Chandler, our organizer in Phoenix, Arizona, shares how extreme heat and air pollution have affected her in her fight against cancer in People magazine.
EcoMadres Celebrate Latino Conservation Week: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Maryland, New Mexico, Texas, and Washington, DC.
Meeting the Moment: How Moms Are Fighting for Seven Important EPA Rules
From the beginning of the Biden administration, Moms Clean Air Force has fought, cajoled, and begged for strong EPA rules to protect our families from climate change and toxic air pollution. Finally, this year, EPA has proposed many of the rules we demanded, and moms are meeting the moment.
EcoMadres Noticias: July 2023
Read the latest news from our EcoMadres program.
What a Month in Extreme Heat Feels Like
If you don’t live in the Southwestern United States, or any of the places worldwide that have been experiencing an entire month of an extended extreme heat wave, it can be impossible to imagine. “It has been a wild summer,” said Hazel Chandler, Arizona Field Organizer for Moms Clean Air Force, who lives in Phoenix. “I am in the middle of hell right now. We had 119 yesterday and it’s probably going to be that again today. That’s 15 days over 115 degrees.”
Moms Are in Washington to Tell EPA to Ban Vinyl Chloride
Moms Clean Air Force and our partners went to EPA Headquarters in Washington, to call on the agency to ban the toxic chemical vinyl chloride, and spread word about the dangers of vinyl chloride to human health.
Moms Welcome Isabel González Whitaker: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Iowa, Michigan, and West Virginia.
Be Like Montana: Help Our Youth Hold Government Accountable for a Healthy Climate
Here’s what you can do to support to support our youth demanding their right to a clean and healthful environment in all states.
Keep Vinyl Chloride Out of Communities
EPA has the authority to ban vinyl chloride under the Toxic Substances Control Act. PVC plastic is used in all kinds of household items, from flooring to shower curtains to pipes to window frames. But there are safer alternatives to this plastic available, and it’s beyond time that EPA protect us.