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My Mom Told Congress: Don’t Gut Toxic Chemical Rules
Moms across the country are speaking out to defend the Toxic Substances Control Act, meant to protect us from dangerous chemicals, like PFAS, asbestos, and formaldehyde.
Superkid Gavin Lynch Watched His Mom Speak Up—and Decided to Do the Same
Gavin Lynch, June’s Superkid of the Month, has been speaking out against oil and gas development in his neighborhood since he was eight. This fall, he’s headed to Clemson University to study environmental engineering.
Moms Say More Is More When It Comes to Chemical Safety Standards
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Georgia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Washington, DC.
Tulane Tried to Silence Her. Now She’s Thriving.
Researcher Kim Terrell tells us about political barriers to her work exposing polluters in Louisiana’s Cancer Alley.
Moms and Kids Take Aim at EPA’s Proposal to Delay Lifesaving Clean Cars Standards
Tailpipe pollution protections finalized in 2024 were projected to prevent thousands of asthma attacks and save thousands of lives. Yet EPA wants to put implementation of these protections on hold for two years.
Georgia’s AI Data Center Boom Is an Environmental Justice Nightmare
Georgia is one of the fastest-growing hubs for data centers in the nation. Advocates say this uptick in Big Tech construction is the latest example of Black communities having to endure policies that prioritize polluters over people’s health.
Moms Say NO to EPA’s Attempt to Fast-Track Polluting Industry
A new proposal from EPA pushes the mute button on public input, allowing toxic enterprises into our neighborhoods unannounced and locking us into decades of health risks.
Art as Action: An Illustrator Helps Youth Confront the Climate Crisis
Danica Novgorodoff is an artist and writer of books for all ages who believes that everyone, from protestors to organizers to educators to illustrators, has a place in the climate movement.
3 U.S. Tribal Advocates Fighting for Clean Air
This April, Moms’ Shaina Oliver and Liz Hurtado joined a who’s who of the top U.S. Tribal policymakers, regulators, and advocates for clean air at the 26th annual National Tribal Air Quality Forum. Here are 3 doing important work.
EPA Moves to Gut Key Pollution Law. Moms Say No.
Moms spoke out at EPA about a recent proposal to redefine what it means to “begin actual construction” in order to let polluters break ground on major new industrial facilities without air pollution permits or community input.
Chemical Disaster on EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin’s Watch
Chemical disasters happen in the United States every day or two. Yet EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin is working to gut one of the only protections from chemical disasters we have.