2018 wasn’t a great year for our planet, but looking forward we see hope in actions by companies, states and localities to address climate change in 2019.
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It’s Been a Tough Year: A Look Back and Ahead
Mercury Pollution in Pennsylvania
Great News! Major Wins for Climate Safety.
Is the glass half full, or half empty after the 2018 midterm elections?
EPA Andrew Wheeler Visits Pittsburgh
EPA Acting Administrator Andrew Wheeler is working to revoke methane safeguards that protect our children from industrial pollution.
A Cry From the Heart
What would you do, if your doctor told you that you had only several more years to get your cancer under control — or watch your disease become virtually untreatable?
Pennsylvania Needs Protections from Methane Pollution Now
Watch a new public service announcement asking Pennsylvania governor Tom Wolf to take action to reduce oil and gas pollution in his state.
Climate Change Increases Wildfires: Find Out How Your Region Is Affected
Climate change is accelerating wildfire risk. Learn what that means for your region and how fire management practices can help, but not fix the issue.
A Mom Fights to Save Her Family’s Health from Fracking
Learn how a Pennsylvania family became victims after agreeing to allow an energy company to set up fracking on her land in the hit book Amity and Prosperity
Play-in for Climate Action 2018 Photos and More!
See pictures and read about Congressional leaders and moms joining forces at our 5th annual Play-in for Climate Action on July 11, 2018.
Face to Face with Oil and Gas: Voices from the Front Lines of Oil and Gas Pollution
Read our new free report, Face to Face with Oil and Gas to learn about the public health impacts that oil and gas pollution cause.
Big News in Pennsylvania! Governor Protects Families From Harmful Oil and Gas Air Pollution
Read about new regulations in Pennsylvania placing emissions limits on new power plants, and learn how more changes are needed to safeguard our clean air.
Clean Air is a Human Right
Read about a Pennsylvania mom of twins turned clean air activist as she attends school studying Public Health and clean air.
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