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Moms Speak Out Against Endangerment Finding Rollback: Moms Make News
As Climate Change Heats Up Our World, Will We Lose the Winter Olympics?
As athletes from 93 countries have gathered in Italy to compete at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics, the question of climate change’s impact on the international matchup is more present than ever—if for no other reason than the warm temperatures.
My Climate Job: Mark Chambers, Environmental Policy and Design Leader
Mark Chambers, environmental policy leader, advocate for social justice, and licensed architect, has spent his career in government and nonprofits working toward “a joyful future.”
Toxic Chemical Safety Is in Peril: Act Now
A bad bill to amend the Toxic Substances Control Act was introduced in the House last month. The proposal seeks to undermine TSCA’s ability to protect families from dangerous chemicals in everything from furniture, luggage, and electronics to our air and water.
What’s in the Air: EPA Turns Its Back on Cutting Climate Pollution
It is impossible to imagine a morally defensible reason for Administrator Lee Zeldin’s decision to end EPA’s responsibility for cutting the climate pollution that is endangering peoples’ health and the stability of our country.
Moms Are Outraged: Coal Comeback Plan Will Be a Nightmare for Our Health and Wallets
“It is impossible to see any sane justification for returning to coal as a greater source of energy,” said Moms’ Dominique Browning in response to the Trump administration’s renewed effort to prop up the dirty coal industry.
Moms Back Congressional Resolution Confronting Environmental Risks to Latina Mothers
Rep. Nanette Diaz Barragán’s congressional resolution on “Protecting Latina Maternal and Infant Health From Extreme Heat and Air Pollution” is crucial for improving pregnancy outcomes for Latina mothers and everyone across the board.
Ask Mom Detective: How Can I Avoid Microplastics in My Coffee and Tea?
Microplastics and toxic chemical can lurk in your morning coffee and tea. Mom Detective shares how to avoid them by choosing a better way to brew.
Bad Bunny Brings the Heat to the Super Bowl
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show was more than a performance. This was a cultural moment and opportunity for U.S. football audiences to learn, reflect, and even stand in solidarity with Puerto Rico, an island devastated by more than its share of climate chaos.
Like a Bad Neighbor, Lee Zeldin Is There: Moms Call on EPA Head to Hold Industrial Polluters Accountable
The Good Neighbor Rule asks polluters to follow the simplest parenting rule in the book: when you make a mess, you clean it up—so it doesn’t become someone else’s mess. But EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin doesn’t seem to care if polluters clean up their messes.
Finding Community in Chaos: How Moms Are Transforming Words Into Action
Motherhood Live was wide-ranging event that addressed violence at the hands of ICE, the intersection of climate change and social injustice, and how through it all, women and especially moms have been on the frontlines.
Another AI Dirty Secret: How the Data Center in Your Backyard Is Being Supported by the World’s Largest Petrochemical Companies
The list of members of the AI Infrastructure Coalition, the group spearheading the industry counteroffensive to public opposition to data centers, may surprise you. It’s not just tech giants, like Meta and Google; it’s also some of the largest fossil fuel companies in the world.