Congress is considering a rollback that would effectively gut the Clean Air Act’s ability to protect us from the worst air pollutants, chemicals that are harmful even in tiny quantities. The health consequences of this move would be devastating.
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Mental Health and Climate Change: What the Trump Administration Means for Youth Mental Health in a Changing Climate
The Trump administration is cutting $1 billion in funding for school mental health grants. What does this mean for our kids in a time when social, political, and environmental pressures are all increasing their distress?
Moms Raise Our Voices to Stop Industrial Polluters From Releasing Seven Most Dangerous Pollutants Ever Created
Earlier this month, 52 Senators voted to repeal Clean Air Act protections against seven of the world’s most toxic air pollutants, including mercury, lead, dioxins, and others. Now the resolution is with the House of Representatives for a vote.
Experts Call for Action on Maternal Health Disparities: Moms Make News
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American Lung Association’s Yearly Report Ends With an Unprecedented Plea: Save EPA
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How Climate and Air Pollution Are Silently Endangering Moms and Babies: Takeaways From the Maternal and Child Health Forum
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Science Matters: Dr. Phil Landrigan, Pediatrician and Public Health Physician
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The Green Gender Gap: What’s Love Got to Do With It? (VIDEO)
In a recent webinar, Moms’ Dominique Browning joined Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Camila Thorndike to explore why women are more likely than men to prioritize climate action at the polls. Their answer? Love.