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We may have seen sweeping wins for climate champions in the November 3 elections, but still, Donald Trump’s EPA is powering forward with yet another slew of polluter-friendly regulations. Moms sound the alarm in Time magazine.
Trump’s Rollback of Federal Methane Protections Is a Bad Deal for Kids
Moms are telling EPA we need strong methane pollution protections for our children’s health and future.
Why Is the Trump Administration Propping Up Dirty, Aging, Expensive Coal?
We recently read a report by the Environmental Defense Fund about the Trump administration’s aggressive efforts to bail out the toxic, expensive coal industry—to the tune of $950 million in taxpayer dollars. Why is our money being used to make us sicker?
Harry Styles Doesn’t Just Look Fantastic in Shorts. He Fights for Our Planet.
In case you needed more reasons to love Harry Styles, here are three ways he is an environmental champion.
EPA’s Plan to “Terminate” Methane Pollution Protections
This week at a rally in Texas, President Trump announced his EPA’s proposal to “terminate” the 2024 Methane Rule, an action that would essentially give the oil and gas industry free reign to pollute our air and harm the health of our families.
More Fossil Fuel-Powered Data Centers Mean More Pollution
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Colorado, Michigan, Nevada, Wisconsin, and Washington, DC.
Climate Justice Gets a Boost From Faith Leaders
Cassandra Carmichael, executive director of the National Religious Partnership for the Environment (NRPE), shares her experience coordinating a joint statement on climate change by faith leaders from Catholic, Protestant, Evangelical, and Jewish traditions.
John Charles Meyer Is Paying Schools to Eliminate Plastic in Cafeterias
John Charles Meyer founded Plastic Free America with a mission to reduce single-use plastic items in restaurants and quickly shifted to doing this work in schools across the country.
This Materials Engineer Is on a Mission to Rid Homes of Indoor Air Pollution
When Supermom of the Month Annette Luzius was pregnant with her first child, she began a serious search for low-emissions baby gear and quickly realized there was little public awareness around the quality of the air circulating through our homes every day.
El Niño Has Arrived—And It’s Looking Stronger Than Ever Before
Meteorologists are warning that 2026–27 is going to be a very wet and snowy winter in many parts of the country—and a super El Niño is to blame. Learn what this weather pattern is and how it could impact your health.
The Power of Moms: Katherine Batiste’s Environmental Work Surfaces in Son Jon’s Music
Jon Batiste’s song “Petrichor” was inspired in part by his mother, Katherine, who went back to school to earn a Master of Science in Public Health in environmental management from Tulane University when Jon was only eight.