Communities in 27 states can now replace their fossil fuel heavy duty-trucks and buses with zero-emission electric models thanks to $735 million in federal clean energy investments under EPA’s Clean Heavy-Duty Vehicles Grant Program. Moms are celebrating!
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2024: A Stunning Year of Moms’ Work Fueled by Love
The Moms team has made some amazing accomplishments over the last 12 months. Reviewing this particular year has been both emotional and beautiful.
Farming in Today’s Climate Conditions? It’s Hard to Imagine.
Currently, there’s no federal standard from the Occupational Safety and Health Association (OSHA) that protects workers from heat stress hazards. This makes no sense—and Moms is calling for a change.
Maryland Community Says “No” to Advanced Recycling: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Arizona, Maryland, New York, North Carolina, and Virginia.
Ask Mom Detective: How Can We Avoid Plastic and Chemical-Laden Gifts During the Holidays?
While it seems like the most obvious thing in the world that your loved ones wouldn’t want to gift you and your kids toxic chemicals for the holidays, somehow it isn’t. Mom Detective shares tips for talking to friends and family about gift giving.
Filmmaker Meri Collazos Solá’s Journey for Clean Air
Everyone has a story to tell. Learn how one mom turned unexpected adversity into action, using storytelling to amplify an issue that had suddenly become deeply personal: clean air.
EPA Poised to Cut Dangerous Pollution From Power Plants
EPA issued a proposal last month that would update nitrogen oxide (NOx) pollution standards for new gas-fired power plants. It’s been almost two decades since EPA last revised these standards, and this update is long overdue.
Electric School Buses Roll On While Diesel Fleets Freeze in Montana
Parents, students, and seasoned bus drivers are working together to build a movement for electric school buses in Montana.
Life Under Threat: Burning Plastics in Maryland
Families in the Cedar Creek and River Hill neighborhoods of Columbia, Maryland, are fighting a chemical company’s plans to build an “advanced recycling” plastics burning facility adjacent to their homes.
December Supermom of the Month: Li Mattson, Colorado
“It is both important and appropriate for children to be in the room for conversations about air quality and our local environment.” Our December Supermom of the Month, Li Mattson from Colorado, always brings her young child with her when she’s speaking with elected officials or attending community meetings.
Support Moms Clean Air Force on Giving Tuesday
When it comes to protecting our children, mothers know how to go into warrior mode, and that is exactly where you will find Moms’ members in the weeks, months, and years ahead. But it takes resources to keep up this fight, and we humbly ask for your support.
Moms Celebrate First Anniversary of Big Methane Milestone
EPA’s methane rule has both global and local benefits, but it is only as good as its implementation at the state level.