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5 Environmental Leaders You Need Know for Women’s History Month
Meet five powerful women at the forefront of current and historical movements addressing industrial pollution, public health disparities, and equitable environmental policy.
5 Most Popular Healthy Air Resources of 2024
In 2024, you relied on Moms for practical, everyday guidance on how the plastics industry is misleading us with false narratives, damaging our climate with its reliance on fossil fuels, and harming our health with massive amounts of pollution. Learn more from our top resources of the year.
2024: A Stunning Year of Moms’ Work Fueled by Love
The Moms team has made some amazing accomplishments over the last 12 months. Reviewing this particular year has been both emotional and beautiful.
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.
5 EcoMadres Resources for Hispanic Heritage Month
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, we’ve curated a special collection of the resources we’ve created specifically for our climate-conscious Latina mamas. Each of these five resources offers insights into how the climate crisis affects these communities and what can be done to address it.
Climate Questions Moms Want Answered at Tonight’s Presidential Debate
Tonight, as President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump take the debate stage, Moms will be tuning in to hear how each candidate responds to questions about our swiftly changing climate. The stakes could not be higher.
The Importance of Tribal Inclusion—and Other Takeaways From the National Tribal Forum on Air Quality
Moms’ Shaina Oliver and Almeta Cooper attended this year’s National Tribal Forum on Air Quality and hosted a session about the intersection of climate, clean air, and children’s health.
The Power of Moms: A Cherokee Filmmaker Helps Her Chosen Grandmother Clean Up Tar Creek
Filmmaker Loren Waters met environmental activist Rebecca Jim when she was making a documentary about Tar Creek, one of most environmentally contaminated sites in the U.S. They’ve become “chosen family” whose shared Cherokee heritage and connection to the land have deeply impacted each other’s lives and activism.
April Supermom of the Month: Stephanie BadSoldier Snow, Iowa
Stephanie BadSoldier Snow, our April Supermom of the Month, is HoChunk, Meskwaki, Lakota, and Umohon. After years of contemplation over what we do to our Earth, she chose to start volunteering with Moms Clean Air Force, an organization that reflects her maternal values.
Pollution From Oil and Gas Flaring Takes a Toll on Our Health
A recent study used satellite observations and reported data to more accurately measure emissions from oil and gas flaring and venting—and the staggering impact of this pollution on human health.
“Environmental Justice will be the Mission of the Entire Government,” says Biden on Creating a New Office of Environmental Justice
In an executive order, Biden declared a new Office of Environmental Justice positioned inside the White House Council on Environmental Quality. Federal agencies are now mandated to structure their policies through the prism of how toxic pollution and the climate crisis impact minority and Native communities.