President Trump and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin’s POLLUTION SPREE continued the last two months, with callous efforts to rescind already awarded clean energy funding, ramp up toxic air pollution, and devastate scientific rigor at EPA.
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What EPA Did This Month: Real but Unbelievable Environmental Attacks by the Trump Administration, August and September 2025
It’s Confirmed! Cutting Methane Means Cleaner Air
New Mexico finalized strong state methane rules for oil and gas operators in 2022, and they are working. Join Moms in telling EPA that if we can cut methane in New Mexico, we can cut methane across the country.
Extreme Heat Is a Predator: How Climate Change Reshaped a Tucson Family Forever
On a hot day in Tucson, a boy collapsed during a run, suffering harm that put him in a hospital for more than three months and upended his family’s life. Read how this life-or-death moment inspired his brother to channel his fear of heat into action.
No Greenhouse Gas Reporting? No Way!
EPA wants to stop collecting emissions data from polluters, abandoning its mission. Join Moms Clean Air Force in speaking out.
The Climate Questionnaire: EDF’s Amanda Leland, Author of Sea Change
Successful advocacy work of any kind has to involve coalition building and working within communities. Amanda Leland offers a unique and powerful example of this in her new book, Sea Change.
Del calor a la esperanza: 5 Aprendizajes del Segundo Encuentro Anual de EcoMadres
El Segundo Encuentro Anual de EcoMadres fue un llamado a la acción y, a la vez, una celebración de la resiliencia cultural.
From Heat to Hope: 5 Takeaways from EcoMadres’ Annual Summit
EcoMadres’ 2025 annual summit was a call to action and celebration of cultural resilience.
Billion-Dollar Disasters Show the Cost of Climate Pollution
Global warming isn’t some distant threat—it’s already hitting us hard, in terms of our health and our wallets. Last year alone, the U.S. was slammed with 27 climate disaster that each caused at least $1 billion in damages.
Arizona Mom Is Fighting for Clean Air Until Her Last Breath: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Arizona, Iowa, New Mexico, New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington, DC.
She Founded a High School Environmental Club—and a Native Seed Company
“Everyone should do a little to play their part.” Read how high school student Diya Balagopal is doing more than her part as founder of Nature’s Nurturers and NativeScape Grass Company and co-president of Project Green Schools’ National Youth Council.
3 Things You Need to Know About How Rescinding the Endangerment Finding Will Fuel Chemical Disaster
On a recent webinar, experts gathered to discuss how extreme deregulation would put floods, droughts, and hurricanes on steroids and usher in a future of catastrophic chemical disasters—specifically at facilities using fossil fuels to produce petrochemicals and plastics.
Mental Health and Climate Change: Becoming Immense
In the absence of the ordinary, there is profound meaning to be found in grieving for what has been lost to climate change while praying for what comes next in whatever way we know how.