Moms’ Julie Kimmel didn’t expect to be surprised by what she saw on her recent tour of Data Center Alley. She was wrong.
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What I Learned on a Heartbreaking Drive Through Virginia’s Data Center Alley
Dolly Parton’s Special Take on Climate Advocacy
As the world mourns Dolly Parton, who died at her home in Nashville on Tuesday, August 25, it feels important to also celebrate her climate advocacy.
Extreme Heat Hurts Student Athletes. This Sports Medicine Doctor Helps.
Meet Dr. Tiana Woolridge, a sports medicine doctor whose firsthand experience of how heat-related illness can quickly spiral if not recognized and treated early makes her uniquely positioned to raise awareness about the issue.
Almeta Cooper and Dr. Lisa Patel in USA Today: “We Protect Children From Concussions, Why Not Heat?”
In today’s USA Today, Moms’ Almeta Cooper and Dr. Lisa Patel argue that heat illness in young athletes is a problem that is persistent, poorly understood—and entirely preventable.
4 Ways to Protect Your Mental Health During Election Season
Election season can be stressful under any circumstances, and this year is sure to be a doozy. Here are four simple ideas for protecting your mental health in the coming months.
Methane Pollution Is Making Michigan Families Sick. This Mom’s Mission Is to Change That.
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Georgia, Michigan, New York, Vermont, and West Virginia.
Don’t Send Kids Back to School With Pesticides
Preparing for the school year is full of emotions and supply gathering—but rarely entails plans to safeguard children from harmful pesticides sprayed at schools and playgrounds. That needs to change.
Moms Tell Congress: Clean Car Protections Save Lives
Congress is going after long-established state standards for greenhouse gas and smog-forming vehicle emissions. Join Moms in urging lawmakers to oppose this reckless attack on rules that protect kids.
Congress Wants Beauty Products Marketed to Black Women to Be More Dangerous
Earlier this year, Congress released a plan to weaken the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), our nation’s bedrock chemical safety law. The bill would strip away oversight of harmful chemicals that end up on—and ultimately in—Black women’s bodies every day.
Ask Mom Detective: What Are the Safest Skin Care Products for Teens?
Mom Detective investigates the safety of skincare for your teens and tweens and shares how to make the best choices for their young bodies.
A Mom Shares the Aftermath of the Wildfire That Forever Changed Her Family Ranch
Supermom Celestina Garcia is far from your average Moms volunteer. She has shown incredible courage and generosity, sharing her heart-wrenching wildfire story in support of strong clean air and climate policies.
Moms Demand EPA Preserve Public Comments: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Nevada, and Colorado.