Moms Clean Air Force staff and members continue to build support for clean, electric school buses, and make climate news throughout the country!
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Moms Make News: Electric Bus Tour Pulls Out All the Stops!
Moms Welcome Red Road Totem Pole to DC
The Lummi Nation have transported a 24-foot totem pole from Washington State to Washington DC – honoring, uniting and empowering Native communities working to protect all sacred places.
Environmental Racism: Colorado’s Suncor Refinery Pollutes Community
For more than 10 years, the Suncor refinery has been operating on an expired Clean Air Act permit polluting communities of color in Colorado.
Moms Make News: Moms Demand Protection From Oil and Gas Methane Pollution
Read how Moms Clean Air Force staff and members made news throughout the country!
Tribal Air Programs for Congress to Address
The Status Tribal Air Report (STAR) combines stories from Tribal air quality professionals operating air monitoring programs on Tribal lands. It includes a budget analysis of how much funding Congress needs to set aside to fully fund Tribal air programs.
Indoor Air Pollution and the Indigenous Community
Poor indoor air quality impacts the Indigenous community at a higher rate than other communities, especially for people living on reservations. Here are ways to improve indoor air pollution in the Indigenous community.
Lithium Mining: The New “Gold Rush”
A proposed lithium mine in Nevada is slated to be located near ancestral lands. Close to an Indigenous community, the mine could impact their land, air and water with dangerous pollution.
Air Pollution and Climate Change Are Harming the Health of Indigenous Communities
Moms Clean Air Force partnered with the National Tribal Air Association to create a first-of-its-kind summary of the ways air pollution and climate change interact with underlying health disparities in Indigenous communities.
Addressing Generations of Injustice in Tribal Communities
Indigenous moms and babies suffer more from air pollution and climate change than others. This is how we can help.
Confirmation of Deb Haaland to Lead Interior Inspires Hope for Climate Leadership
Deb Haaland was confirmed today as Secretary of the Interior. She is also the first Indigenous cabinet Secretary, and second highest-ranking enrolled Native American to ever serve in the federal government.
Congress Must Work with Biden Administration to Protect Indigenous Communities from Climate Change
Indigenous communities are among those impacted most immediately and most severely by climate change. Indigenous moms are calling for the Biden administration to listen to their communities, make good on its climate change commitments, and defend the health and environment of the community.
Colorado’s Vulnerable Populations Need Vital Pollution Protections During and After Coronavirus
An indigenous mom of four young children sheltering in place in Denver, tells why families like hers – those living on the frontlines of industrial pollution – need protections more than ever during and after the Covid-19 pandemic.