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Fossil fuel power plants are responsible for almost a quarter of the climate pollution generated by the U.S., and approximately 60% of power generation comes from burning fossil fuels like coal and natural gas. That’s why we need the strongest possible protections from gas power plant pollution.
Nation Hits 12,000 Electric School Buses Milestone Thanks to EPA Funding
EPA recently awarded $900 million to about 530 local school districts for clean, electric school buses. Moms have played an instrumental role in helping communities across the country unlock Clean School Bus Program funds.
Parenting in a Changing Climate: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Arizona, Florida, Montana, Pennsylvania, and Vermont.
Boletín de EcoMadres: Mayo 2024
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EcoMadres Newsletter: May 2024
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Fighting Indoor Air Pollution at Its Source
Indoor air quality is top of mind for parents and caregivers across the globe because poor indoor air negatively impacts human health and well-being. Meet the advocates, nonprofits, and design labs that are tackling this problem at its source.
Cultivating Resilience and Practicing Apocalyptic Optimism: An Interview With Dana R. Fisher, Author of Saving Ourselves
Dr. Dana Fisher sat down with Moms Clean Air Force to talk about civic engagement, climate resilience, President Biden’s success with incremental policymaking, and what keeps her feeling optimistic.
5 Greener Family Vacation Ideas
This Memorial Day weekend, we’re thinking about how to make our summer travel plans a little more climate-friendly.
Proposed Gas Pipeline Oversight Rule Could Slash Methane Pollution
A new rule has the potential to cut pollution from pipelines across the U.S. by modernization and improved oversight. But it has been significantly delayed.
What’s in the Air: The Buzz on Bees
This World Bee Day, Moms’ Dominique Browning is celebrating the Wild Bunch—our native bees. They don’t produce a drop of honey, but they can be more efficient pollinators than honeybees for some crops.
New Hope for Residents of “Cancer Alley”?
Last month, EPA finalized strong chemical manufacturing protections aimed at slashing cancer rates by taking on toxic pollution. The new rule could make a big difference for Robert Taylor and his family in St. John the Baptist Parish, Louisiana.