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Informing Families During Ongoing Climate Emergencies
New Funding Available to Improve Home Energy Efficiency
Biden’s infrastructure plan will help thousands of families weatherize their homes to make them more energy efficient.
Your Utility Bill May Be Funding the Climate Crisis
A new report from the non-profit RMI (formerly, Rocky Mountain Institute) highlights how utilities charge unknowing consumers to keep expanding the use of natural gas.
Healthy Home Cleaning Tips to Avoid Toxins
Here are spring cleaning tips for safe and effective toxic-free home cleaning.
Low Indoor Humidity Could Increase Your Child’s Virus Risks
Dry air is connected to an increase in infections. Learn how to hydrate the indoor air in your home to help fight infections like Covid.
Andrew Wheeler Nomination to Run EPA is Dangerous
Moms across the country fought hard to win the passage, in 2016, of the Lautenberg Chemicals Safety for the 21st Century Act. This law had major bipartisan support. Yet Wheeler is fighting …
Is Dry Cleaning Toxic?
Learn about toxic dry cleaning chemicals and find out how you can reduce or avoid exposure to them, on your clothes and in your home.
Celebrate Earth Day 2018 and End Plastic Pollution
Learn how plastic pollution harms our water and air, and find out ways you can reduce plastic use and pollution in your own life and home this Earth Day.
Save the Date! Healthy Schools Day Twitter Chat
Our 2018 National Healthy Schools Day Twitter Chat focuses on lead in schools and childcare facilities. There is no safe level of lead!
Introducing Baby Power!
Learn about Baby Power, the exclusive program for new and expectant moms. There is free information to help you protect little lungs and ways you can incorporate Baby Power into your world.
Healthy Homes Reduce Indoor Air Pollution From the Get-Go
Learn how a healthy home reduces indoor air pollutants, mold and moisture build-up, use of toxic chemicals, and hazardous combustion sources.
4 Ways Indoor Air Pollution Hurts: Fertility, Asthma, Allergies, ADHD
Learn four ways indoor air pollutants can affect the health of your family and how to reduce or avoid those pollutants in your home.