Tonight, as President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump take the debate stage, Moms will be tuning in to hear how each candidate responds to questions about our swiftly changing climate. The stakes could not be higher.
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Life Under Threat: “Advanced Recycling” in West Virginia
Along the Ohio River in northern West Virginia, the city of Follansbee is at a crossroads. After almost 100 years, a highly polluting plant that heated coal to produce a hotter burning fuel known as coke closed in 2020. Now an “advanced recycling” facility is knocking at the door.
The Temperature Is Rising, and So Is Climate Anxiety: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Iowa, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio, and Vermont.
QUIZ: Test Your Knowledge of Climate WINS!
How much has the U.S. invested in climate solutions since 2021? What EPA clean air protections were finalized just this year? Think you know the answers? Take our quiz.
Extreme Living: Climate Disruption Stories From Moms Coping With Extreme Heat
Our children are losing valuable play and school time to climate-fueled extreme heat. Our families are rethinking when they go outside, how they travel, and how they spend their summers. Read how Moms are coping with soaring temps.
Ask Mom Detective: How Can I Protect My Kids in Extreme Heat?
It is hot. Really hot. Mom Detective shares some tips for staying safe in extreme heat and protecting children from heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
The Importance of Tribal Inclusion—and Other Takeaways From the National Tribal Forum on Air Quality
Moms’ Shaina Oliver and Almeta Cooper attended this year’s National Tribal Forum on Air Quality and hosted a session about the intersection of climate, clean air, and children’s health.
“Every Community in This Country Deserves to Breathe Clean Air”: Honoring Freedom and Health on Juneteenth
This Juneteenth, as we commemorate the emancipation of enslaved Black people in the United States, Moms’ Stephanie Reese reflects on a monumental victory for historically marginalized communities across the nation: new rules to protect neighborhoods near more than 200 toxic chemical manufacturing facilities.
This Week’s Heat Wave Is Making Ozone Worse
A record-breaking heat wave with temperatures 15 to 20 degrees above normal is steaming across much of the northeastern U.S. right now. This heat is exacerbating health-harming ground-level ozone pollution, commonly called smog.
Beyond Pride Month: LGBTQ+ Rights and Climate Justice
The fight for LGBTQ+ rights and the climate movement have grown rapidly and in tandem over the last couple of decades. Moms’ Sam Schmitz reflects on whether this is because there is so much overlap between the activists leading both movements.
The Truth About Air Pollution and Climate Change
We are caught in an air pollution feedback loop in which pollution causes warming temperatures that lead to disasters like wildfires. And wildfires, of course, cause even more air pollution.
The Environmental Protection Agency Gets Into the Museum Business
EPA recently threw open the doors of its first ever National Environmental Museum and Education Center (NEMEC), located in Washington, DC. Moms were on hand to celebrate.