This Indigenous People’s Day, we’re revisiting three powerful interviews with Indigenous moms about toxic mercury pollution in their communities, rooted in the importance of fishing as a tradition.
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Ana González y su hija, Jacqueline Banderas, abogan por el futuro ambiental del estado de Nevada, uno de los estados más cálidos y secos del país.
The Power of Moms: Las Dos de Sinaloa Fight for Lower Energy Bills and Clean Electric School Buses in Nevada
Ana González and her daughter, Jacqueline Banderas, are advocating for the environmental future of the state of Nevada, one of the warmest and driest states in the country.
Climate Questionnaire: Mariah Blake, Author of They Poisoned the World
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Trump’s EPA has announced an appalling proposal to repeal the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, which provides critical public information about climate pollution from the largest emitters. Moms are taking action.
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EPA Air Chief Aaron Szabo wants to roll back soot pollution standards finalized under the Biden administration as soon as possible. This will have terrible repercussions for children’s health.
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One mom and her family fled their home across from Eaton Canyon in January 2025. Nine months later, her house—and her life—remains stuck in remediation limbo.
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Is Climate Pollution Harming Our Health and Welfare? Absolutely, Scientists Say.
Earlier this month, the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine released a report reviewing the evidence since 2009 on whether greenhouse gases are endangering human health and welfare in the U.S.—and the answer is a resounding yes.
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