Join us in Philly for a Night Out for Children’s Health, an event sponsored by Moms Clean Air Force and Physicians for Social Responsibility.
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A Night Out For Children’s Health In Philly
Wind Energy For Clean Power And American Jobs
Join us in supporting the renewal of the Production Tax Credit for wind energy and help us support clean air and a healthy economy.
Bring your Kids to Blue Slide Park and Have Some Fun!
Join us for a Moms Clean Air Force event to learn about Pennsylvania’s waterways while your kids fish and build wind powered pinwheels.
Moms (and Dads!) Night Out
Join us for a Moms Clean Air Force event introducing naptime activism to the people of Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia Kids Clean Air Olympics!
Bring your kids and join us in Philadelphia for a day of fun, games and clean air at the MCAF Clean Air Olympics.
The Science Is Clear: Soot Harms Children
Read about statements by the mining industry falsely claiming that the science isn’t clear about the dangers of soot pollution.
Philadelphia Public Hearing On EPA’s Soot Standard And Stroller Brigade
We’re excited to announce our very own Gretchen Alfonso and Molly Rauch will be testifying in support of the EPA’s Soot Standards. Gretchen and Molly will be presenting their comments at 10:30 and 11:30, respectively. WHEN: Tuesday, July …
Victory! You Did It!!
Congratulations to all our members and everyone who fought to defeat Senator Inhofe’s bill obstructing implementation of new clean air standards.
The Great Lakes, Mercury, And Sen. Inhofe
Read about mercury pollution in the Great Lakes, the hazards it creates and why we need to implement the new EPA mercury standards.
Mayors Stand Strong To Protect Our Children From Mercury
Read a letter from a large group of the nation’s mayors expressing support for new EPA standards limiting mercury emissions and reducing mercury pollution.
It’s Report Card Time, Pennsylvania
Learn about a report from the American Lung Association that indicates that Pennsylvania pollution is high and its grade for cleaning it up is low.
Pittsburgh Named Fourth-Worst City For Asthma Sufferers
Watch a news report video about Pittsburgh and how it has been named the fourth worst city in the country for asthma sufferers.
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