We all need a boost to keep us fighting for the best world possible. So here are a few folks who inspire us to push ahead and be louder than ever in support for clean air, climate action, and the LGBTQ+ community this Pride month—and all months.
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Need Pride Month Inspiration? Check Out These 3 Environmentalists
Ask Mom Detective: What Types of Countertops Are Safe and Not Too Expensive?
There is a dizzyingly large number of possible health concerns with countertops. Mom Detective walks us through how to make safer, healthier countertop choices for our families.
Saharan Dust Is Just the Start: Climate Threats Are on the Horizon
A massive plume of Saharan dust has made its way to Florida just in time to launch a summer season of polluted air and extreme weather.
Extreme Living: Climate Disruption Stories From Moms Coping With Wildfire Smoke, Part 2
In June 2023, smoke from Canadian wildfires blew hundreds of miles south into the U.S., and somehow this has become an annual occurrence. Moms members share smoke stories from our new climate-fueled reality.
Science Matters: Dr. Linda Birnbaum, Toxicologist and Former Director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
“The damage being done will take much longer to repair than it does to destroy.” A former federal scientist reflects on the harm of the Trump administration’s funding cuts and attack on science and on potential paths forward with Secretary Robert Kennedy.
Don’t Let EPA Steal Our Kids’ Future (VIDEO)
Moms are urging EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin to let the Endangerment Finding, an essential legal backbone to how we cut climate pollution from industrial sources, stand.
Colorado Scores a Win for Cleaner Air and Families’ Health
A new state standard requires oil and gas companies to replace equipment that forces climate pollution and toxic gases into the air and atmosphere.
Elon Musk’s xAI Facility, Air Pollution, and Asthma in Memphis: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Colorado, Connecticut, Iowa, Nevada, Tennessee, and Vermont.
The Climate Questionnaire: Daniel Stone, Author of American Poison
Daniel Stone writes about science and history and teaches environmental science to graduate students at Johns Hopkins University. Read how he found inspiration for his latest book, American Poison, and how he believes U.S. history may provide clues for the future.
My Climate Job: Dr. Eugene Livar, Chief Heat Officer, Arizona Department of Health Services
In 2024, the Arizona Department of Health Services created the job of Chief Heat Officer and named Dr. Eugene Livar to the role. This first-of-its-kind position is meant to tackle the state’s notoriously bad and worsening heat crisis.
Congress Deals an Unprecedented Blow to Vital Protections Against 7 Toxic Air Pollutants
In this morning’s pre-dawn hours, House lawmakers passed a resolution that removes protections on seven of the world’s most dangerous and deadly pollutants for 1,800 of the nation’s worst industrial polluters, including chemical manufacturers, pesticide makers, and refineries.
Moms Tell FDA: Lead Does Not Belong in Baby Food
Lead is in the food babies are eating at too-high levels. FDA must set meaningful standards to protect babies’ brains from dangerous, health-harming heavy metals in food.