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More Than a Third of U.S. Schoolchildren Are at Risk of Chemical Disaster
5 Things Parents—Including President Trump—Need to Know About Methane Pollution
This Women’s History Month, we talked to methane scientist Meagan Weisner about what methane is, why it’s really bad, and what we can do about it.
Science Matters: Jorge Cuartas, Developmental Psychologist
Jorge Cuartas, a developmental psychologist with a background in economics, is studying the next big topic in social sciences—”how climate change is going to affect human behavior, health, and societal well-being more broadly.”
Climate, Sports, and Recreation: Hockey Olympian and Environmental Engineer Jacquie Pierri
Jacquie Pierri has watched firsthand as shorter and less predictable winters have reshaped ice hockey and outdoor recreation for an entire generation—and is devoted to doing something to help.
Moms’ Annual Summit Exposes the Dangers of Plastic Industry Pollution—and Charts a Path to Clean Air
Moms’ 2026 Summit featured three wide-ranging discussions of the latest scientific discoveries about petrochemicals’ dangers to our children’s health—and what we can all do to keep our communities and families safe.
Moms Sound Alarm Over Mercury Rollback: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Arizona, Connecticut, Michigan, Nevada, New York, Vermont, West Virginia, and Washington, DC.
Supermom of the Month: Jackie Shock-Stewart, Ohio
March’s Supermom of the Month, Jackie Shock-Stewart, has a superpower: vulnerability. She is always willing to share her family’s story of escaping a polluting plastics facility in their backyard and put a human face on scary statistics.
What EPA Has Done Lately: Real but Unbelievable Environmental Attacks by the Trump Administration, December 2025–February 2026
The rollback to end all unscientific rollbacks finally happened: EPA fully turned its back on cutting climate pollution. It’s hard to believe, but this isn’t the only gift to industry from EPA in recent months.
6 Things Parents Should Know About 6PPD and 6PPDQ
While most of the focus on 6PPD has centered on how it impacts aquatic ecosystems, there’s increasing concern about how it might be impacting human health. Here are 6 things every caregiver should know.
EPA’s Zeldin Wants to Use Clean School Bus Program Funding for More Fossil Fuel Buses
Moms are telling EPA our children deserve school buses that protect their lungs and a healthy climate.
Will Childhood Air Pollution Lead to Adult Brain Disease? Dr. Ray Dorsey Answers at Moms’ Annual Summit on March 4
“The seeds of adult-onset brain diseases are often planted early and possibly in childhood,” says neurologist Dr. Ray Dorsey. “One of the causes of these seeds is likely outdoor air pollution.”
EPA Puts Children at Risk by Gutting Mercury Protections
Once again, EPA Administrator Zeldin is prioritizing polluters over people’s health. Last week, he rolled back a vital recent update the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards for power plants.