On the two-year anniversary of the Inflation Reduction Act, one program in particular stands out as an environmental justice and clean air powerhouse: the Air Pollution Monitoring Grant Program
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This Inflation Reduction Act Program Is a Clean Air Powerhouse
How to Explain Air Pollution to Anyone
Moms’ newest resource, Air Pollution 101, unpacks the basics of air pollution—what air pollutants are, how they impact our health, and how they are linked to the climate crisis.
Boletín de EcoMadres: Abril 2024
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EcoMadres Newsletter: April 2024
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Why EPA’s New Mercury Protections Matter to Moms
Moms have been advocating for stronger mercury protections for over a decade, and now they’re here. Learn why we’re so excited about EPA’s updated Mercury and Air Toxics Standards.
Sweeping Power Plant Pollution Safeguards Put Children’s Health First
In a bold move to protect public health, EPA Administrator Michael Regan announced the finalization of a suite of new rules that will address pollution from fossil fuel power plants—the polluters responsible for almost one-quarter of the climate pollution generated by the U.S.
Now Is the Time to Protect Children From Mercury
Last spring, thousands of Moms’ members signed asking EPA to set the strongest possible updated Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS). This rule is close to being finalized, and we need the Biden administration to finish the job as soon as possible.
These 7 Standards Will Help Secure a Climate-Safe Future
EPA needs to get the job done and finalize standards—for methane, mercury, soot, cars, trucks, petrochemicals, and power plant pollution.
Climate Change Turns Up the Heat: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Arizona, Montana, New Mexico, Ohio, and Texas.
Mercury Does Not Belong in Our Children’s Lunchboxes
The disproportionate impact of mercury pollution on people who traditionally rely on fish and marine mammals for food is unfair. And the burden of avoiding mercury contamination needs to be shifted from fishers and those who eat fish to the common source—power plants.
EcoMadres Noticias: May 2023
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EPA’s Proposal to Limit Emissions From Power Plants Is NOT “Drastic,” “Stringent,” or Impossible
EPA’s proposed new regulations to limit carbon emissions from power plants are essential and achievable for curbing climate change, despite claims from polluters.