Exposure in the womb to BPA, a toxic chemical frequently found in food cans, reusable bottles, toys, and cash register receipts, may increase the risk of asthma in school-age girls.
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Exposure to BPA In the Womb May Increase Asthma Risk for Girls
Moms Are Speaking Up About Pollution From Trucks and Buses
Dozens of Moms Clean Air Force volunteers, organizers, and staff are testifying at EPA’s public hearing this week. Show your support here!
Here’s What You Need to Know About Electric School Buses
Here are 5 resources you can use to get started on the road to electric school buses.
Indigenous Communities Left Out of Clean Air Wins
Indigenous communities and communities of color are disproportionately affected by the harms of air pollution, and often excluded from the health benefits of environmental progress.
ASK MOM DETECTIVE: Q&A’s About Toxic Chemicals in Our Products
Are you concerned about the thousands of chemicals your family encounters every single day? Ask our MOM DETECTIVE! She’ll untangle product labels, give tips for chemicals to avoid, and provide safer options to your burning questions about toxic chemicals.
Moms Make News: EPA Action Puts People Over Polluters
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Colorado, Arizona, Michigan, and California.
Moms Join Fight for Environmental Justice and Win Against Corporate Polluter
The EPA issued a letter this week objecting to Colorado state’s permit renewal request for the Suncor Refinery. The plant “raises significant environmental justice concerns, as illustrated by the severity of pollution and described health impacts facing the communities living in proximity to the Suncor site.”
Public Transportation: A Tool For Climate Justice
The National Campaign for Transit Justice amplifies how a dynamic national public transportation system is a way to promote climate justice and racial equality.
Prenatal Exposure to Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals Linked to Delayed Brain Development
A new study found that prenatal exposure to a mix of endocrine-disrupting chemicals—like the mix of chemicals most of us are exposed to in our everyday lives—may put babies at risk for delayed brain development.
For Our Children’s Health and Future, Confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
With important clean air and climate issues coming before the Supreme Court, Judge Jackson’s confirmation matters to all of us who care about our children’s health and future.
Climate Change Affects Young People’s Mental Health and They Want Lawmakers to Take Action
A Lancet study surveying over 10,000 young people around the world found that 75% of youth think the future is frightening, and 45% of respondents reported that thoughts about climate change have a negative impact on their daily lives.
Films to Inspire Love and Protection of the Planet
The Environmental Film Festival in Washington, DC (DCEFF), runs from now to March 27 online and in-person. Here are some of the highlights for children and teens.