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November Supermom of the Month: Rachel Steuer, Wisconsin
Moms Call Congress: Protect Progress on Reducing Climate Pollution
Moms are making calls to Congress today because we must stand up against efforts to erode the last four years of progress on clean energy, clean transportation, and clean air protections.
Ask Mom Detective: How Do I Compost?
Food waste is responsible for a huge percentage of methane emissions from landfills. This is no good! Mom Detective shares tips for composting your food waste to keep it out of the trash.
Moms’ Dominique Browning in Time: Climate Action in a Second Trump Term
When the election results poured in on November 5, Dominique Browning, Moms’ Co-Founder and Director, felt despair and grief—as a mother, grandmother, and climate activist. She wrote about it in an essay on continued climate action in a Trump second term in Time.
Turning Election Despair Into Action
Congress returns to Washington, DC, for a post-election work session next week. Let your lawmakers know our families are depending on them to oppose any attempts to weaken historic progress on clean energy, clean transportation, and clean air protections.
Salud mental y cambio climático: ¿Quiénes elegiremos ser en estos tiempos?
Las últimas semanas y meses han sido un ejercicio agonizante de incertidumbre colectiva. Y para muchos de nosotros, esa incertidumbre ha sido reemplazada por lo que Rebecca Solnit llama la “certeza de la desesperación”. Es una desesperación profundamente válida y razonable: sabemos qué esperar de una presidencia de Trump.
Mental Health & Climate Change: Who Will We Choose to Be in These Times?
The last few weeks and months have been an agonizing exercise in collective uncertainty. And for many of us, that uncertainty has now been replaced by what Rebecca Solnit calls the “certainty of despair.” It is deeply valid, reasonable despair: we know what to expect from a Trump presidency.
A Staggering and Dangerous Defeat
Mothers know how to go into Warrior Mode, and that is exactly where you will find members Moms Clean Air Force in the years ahead. This election has delivered the worst possible outcomes for our fight to cut fossil fuel pollution. It is a staggering—and dangerous—defeat.
This Is It. Vote!
It truly is the most consequential election in our lifetimes. Never mind the future—we are voting in this election to ensure our lawmakers protect our children’s health now. If you haven’t already, VOTE.
5 Takeaways From EcoMadres’ Inaugural Extreme Weather Summit
Last month, we convened community leaders, health professionals, and policymakers in Phoenix to talk about how extreme weather and air pollution impacts Latina maternal and children’s health. This is what we learned.
Moms Speak Out for Historic Climate Protections Ahead of Congress’ Post-Election Work Session
Historic climate protections Moms fought hard for are under a credible attack as Congress approaches its post-election work session in November. Join Moms in contacting Congress today.
My Climate Job: Jennifer Fowler, Environmental Compliance and Sustainability Director, Orange County Public Schools
Jennifer Fowler is in charge of all things environmental at Orange County Public Schools in Orlando, Florida. She works on two critical fronts: ensuring students and staff have healthy spaces for learning and leading initiatives aimed at creating a more eco-friendly future for the district.