Moms are working in North Carolina to fight for clean air and a stable climate. We host events, share information about what’s going on, and create opportunities for mothers to talk to their legislators about their concerns. Please join us in North Carolina, and let us know about your priorities.
What We’re Working On
Tell Governor Stein: Lead on Climate Safety
It is more important than ever for states to act on climate change. States—and their governors—can be powerful leaders in building a clean energy economy. That’s why we’re asking Governor Stein to keep stepping up to slash climate pollution, protect children’s health, and ensure clean air for all communities. Our future depends on it.
Meet Your North Carolina State Organizer
Ashley Hillard
Ashley Hillard is Moms’ North Carolina Field Organizer. She has spent much of her career in film and television production in Los Angeles and continues to work on documentaries focused on environmental policies and advocacy, especially the connections among biodiversity loss, climate change, and justice. Ashley recently received a Master of Environmental Management from Duke University.
Pictured: Families from North Carolina meet with their elected officials in Congress.
Highlights
- North Carolina Moms host clean energy webinar. In October 2025, Moms’ Ashley Hillard sat down with Bob Keefe, Executive Director of E2, to talk about the local benefits of large-scale clean energy projects in North Carolina and Florida—and how the Trump administration has put these projects at risk. Watch the replay.
- North Carolina Moms call on EPA to keep cutting climate pollution. In August 2025, Moms’ Ashley Hillard joined clean air advocates from across the country to share firsthand stories of how rolling back the Endangerment Finding—the legal and scientific foundation of EPA’s ability to regulate climate-warming greenhouse gas emissions—would harm our families and communities. Read her testimony.
- Duke heat policy expert Ashley Ward shares how to protect families from deadly extreme heat. As temperatures rise, kids and pregnant people are at increased risk of heat-related illness. During the summer of 2025, North Carolina Moms talked with Ashley Ward about recognizing warning signs, understanding safety protocols and youth safety standards, advocating for safer practices, and implementing an extreme heat action plan. Watch the June, July, and August webinars.
- North Carolina Moms testify at EPA hearings, urging the agency not to roll back pollution protections for fossil fuel power plants. In July 2025, Moms’ Ashley Hillard joined clean air advocates from across the country to share firsthand stories of why our families deserve to be safeguarded from harmful greenhouse gas and mercury pollution. Read Ashley’s testimony about greenhouse gas pollution from power plants and the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards.
- North Carolina Moms share their stories at the Extreme Weather People’s Hearing. In June 2025, dozens of Moms joined community members, local leaders, climate advocates, and health experts at Highland Brewing in Asheville to share firsthand stories of how climate-fueled weather, like Hurricane Helene and recent heat waves, have upended their lives and why we must stand up to Trump’s POLLUTION SPREE.
- North Carolina Moms fight new natural gas power plant in Person County. The plant, proposed by Duke Energy, would emit harmful air pollution, posing acute harm to surrounding neighborhoods and ultimately threatening the health and future of children across the state. In spring 2025, Moms joined our friends at Appalachian Voices to canvas the local community, raising awareness about this project.
Events and Resources in North Carolina
Why We Care
North Carolina’s coastal communities face serious threats from extreme weather and rising sea levels. Stronger hurricanes, heavy rains, and 322 miles of ocean coastline make the state especially vulnerable to flooding. Without action to address climate pollution, up to 15,000 North Carolina households could face displacement by 2045. Black, Latino, and Indigenous communities, often located in flood-prone areas due to historical policies, are at even greater risk.
The state’s rising temperatures and frequent heat waves are leading to more heat-related illnesses, including heat stroke and dehydration, especially among children, older adults, and low-income populations. Poor air quality and high temperatures also raise risks of preterm birth and maternal health issues.
North Carolina has a legacy of activism, sparked by the 1982 Warren County protests that launched a movement against environmental harm in vulnerable communities.
Past Events
May 2026
On May 28, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard joined 10 other Moms to give public comments opposing EPA’s proposal to redefine what it means to “begin actual construction” in order to let polluters break ground on and expand major industrial facilities—like AI data centers, chemical manufacturers, and power plants—without air pollution permits or community input.
April 2026
On April 22, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard tabled at an Earth Day event at High Point University.
On April 18, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard helped organize a Summit and Solar tour with CAN.
On April 15, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard attended a follow up training on electric school buses.
On April 8, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard attended an Electric School Bus Summit in Durham.
March 2026
On March 12, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard helped plan and participated in the first of a three-part webinar series on community solar.
On March 8, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard planned and co-hosted a community event focused on positive climate progress in Durham.
On March 6, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard attended a state-wide conference on data center development in North Carolina.
January 2026
On January 7, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard Hosted a Justice in Every Breath conversation with Katie Tiger to discuss the health benefits of electric school buses in Indigenous communities.
December 2025
On December 4, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina Organizer Ashley Hillard attended an electric school bus ribbon-cutting ceremony.
November 2025
On November 19, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard hosted a Climate and Coffee gathering for parents focused on climate change and mental health.
October 2025
On October 16, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard hosted a webinar on clean energy in North Carolina and Florida with Bob Keefe from E2.
On October 9, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard hosted a Coffee and Climate event with Climate Power.
On October 8, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard attended the 2025 NC Breathe Conference in Charlotte, sponsored by Environmental Defense Fund.
On October 2, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard attended an Energy Fest Solar Day event in Greenville, NC.
September 2025
On September 17, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina Organizer Ashley Hillard spoke on a panel and served as a mentor at the PEA Green Job Fair.
August 2025
On August 21, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard joined clean air advocates from across the country to testify before EPA, calling on EPA to preserve the Endangerment Finding.
On August 12, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard attended the IONNA/Electrification Coalition press conference in Apex, North Carolina.
July 2025
On July 10, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard testified at the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards EPA hearing, urging the agency not to roll back mercury pollution protections.
On July 8, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard testified at the Power Plants EPA hearing, urging the agency not to roll back pollution protections for fossil fuel power plants.
June 2025
On June 21, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard attended Enfield Revitalization Day in Enfield, North Carolina, and discussed solar with Mayor Mondale Robinson and Vote Solar.
On June 18, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard testified at Asheville’s People’s Hearing and recruited 28 folks to attend.
On June 6, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard helped create the Moms webinar series on extreme heat with expert Ashley Ward, PhD.
May 2025
On May 6, for World Asthma Day, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard dropped off postcards in support of the Clean School Bus Program to congressional offices.
April 2025
On April 26, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard tabled at the Piedmont Environmental Alliance Earth Day event.
On April 23, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard tabled at a church during a screening of the movie Feeding Tomorrow, and participated in a panel discussion with Farm and Faith CSA farmers.
On April 22, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard attended UNC’s Heat on the Streets: How You Can Help Uncover Urban Hot Spots and Vulnerabilities.
On April 19, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard tabled at the Raleigh Earth Day event.
In April, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard attended a talk with Derrick Thompson and the mayors of Durham and Raleigh about the book “Abundance.”
March 2025
On March 29, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard canvassed about methane gas proposed plants in Person county.
On March 22, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard judged a climate debate event at Wake Forest University.
On March 7, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Ashley Hillard attended March for Science in Raleigh.
October 2024
On October 23, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Chelsea Lyons held an electric school bus educational webinar featuring EPA staff and Electrification Coalition.
On October 19, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Chelsea Lyons participated in electric school bus event during Fall Days in Winston-Salem to spread the word about electric school buses.
On October 11, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Chelsea Lyons hosted a Get Out The Vote postcard party.
August 2024
On August 6, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Chelsea Lyons attended the Renew America’s Schools award ceremony at Rockingham County School District with Secretary Granholm. Secretary Granholm announced $7.8 million to the Rockingham County School District as part of a project Moms supported.
On August 4, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Chelsea Lyons tabled at the Triad Moms on Main Back to School Bash.
July 2024
On July 20, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Chelsea Lyons tabled at the Piedmont Triad Farmers Market and provided information on power plants and petition signing opportunities.
June 2024
On June 15, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Chelsea Lyons tabled at the Piedmont Triad Farmers Market and provided information on power plants and petition signing opportunities.
April 2024
On April 20, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Chelsea Lyons tabled at Piedmont Earth Day Fair 2024.
March 2024
On March 1, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Chelsea Lyons held a community volunteer event at a local coffee shop.
December 2023
On December 14, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Chelsea Lyons presented at a webinar with Highland Fleets on the Clean School Bus Program.
November 2023
On November 27, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina organizer Chelsea Lyons had a working group meeting with WRI, SACE, EPA Region 4, NC Black Alliance, Eastern Carolina University, Carolina Advocates Group to talk about Clean School Bus Program advocacy.
October 2023
On October 17, Chelsea Lyons convened a Clean School Bus Program meeting with the EPA Region 5 Office and NC advocates, including NC Black Alliance, NC Conservation Network, Carolina Advocates, and the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy.
On October 16, Moms from Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, and Washington, DC, met with the Office of Management and Budget to push for the strongest possible particle pollution (aka soot) standards.
August 2023
On August 3, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina field organizer Chelsea Lyons hosted a webinar about EPA’s Clean School Bus Program. Speakers, including EPA Region 4’s Dale Aspy and the NC Department of Public Instruction’s Kevin Harrison, shared steps school districts can take to receive this federal funding. Watch the replay.
June 2023
On June 13 and 15, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina coordinator Chelsea Lyons and a volunteer from Greensboro joined more than 70 Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in 22 states and Washington, DC, to testify at EPA’s virtual public hearing on proposed federal standards for carbon pollution from power plants. Read Chelsea’s testimony here.
May 2023
On May 13, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina coordinator Chelsea Lyons hosted a booth at the Thomasville Farmers Market.
On May 10, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina coordinator Chelsea Lyons joined dozens of Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in 16 states and Washington, DC, to testify at EPA’s virtual public hearing on proposed federal standards for pollution from cars and trucks. Read Chelsea’s testimony here.
On May 9, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina coordinator Chelsea Lyons joined dozens of Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in 15 states and Washington, DC, to testify at EPA’s virtual public hearing on the proposal to strengthen the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards. Read Chelsea’s testimony here.
On May 2, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina coordinator Chelsea Lyons joined dozens of Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in 18 states and Washington, DC, to testify at EPA’s virtual public hearing on proposed federal standards for greenhouse gas pollution from heavy-duty trucks. Read Chelsea’s testimony here.
April 2023
On April 22, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina coordinator Chelsea Lyons hosted a table at the 18th Annual Piedmont Earth Day Fair at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds.
February 2023
On February 23, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina coordinator Chelsea Lyons sat down with a panel of experts to learn about major federal investments to improve air quality in North Carolina. Watch the replay.
On February 21, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina coordinator Chelsea Lyons joined more than 60 Moms Clean Air Force staff and members across the country to testify at the EPA hearing on proposed federal standards for soot pollution. Read Chelsea’s testimony here.
January 2023
On January 10, 11, and 12, more than 60 Moms Clean Air Force staff and members from 21 states and Washington, DC, spoke out at EPA’s virtual public hearing about its updated proposal to cut methane and other harmful pollutants from new and existing oil and gas operations. Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina coordinator Chelsea Lyons offered testimony. Read Chelsea’s testimony here.
October 2022
On October 28, North Carolina Moms hosted a Halloween coffee meetup at The Coffee Bar in Archdale to talk about climate action across the state.
Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina coordinator Chelsea Lyons gave testimony on Duke’s Carbon Plan before the NC Utilities Commission.
On October 13, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina coordinator Chelsea Lyons hosted a Get Out the Vote event in Greensboro.
September 2022
On September 22, Moms Clean Air Force Senior Policy Analyst Elizabeth Bechard joined Rep. Mike Thompson (CA-05), Rep. Kathy Castor (FL-14), Rep. Mike Levin (CA-49), Rep. Troy Carter (LA-02), Madigan Traversi and Giselle Perez from Schools for Climate Action, and the Climate Mental Health Network for a press conference on the impact of climate-related disasters on the mental health of youth.
On September 21, Moms Clean Air Force Senior Policy Analyst Elizabeth Bechard traveled from Durham to Washington, DC, to participate in a lobby day for H. Res. 975, a resolution that seeks to address the mental health impacts of climate change on young people. The lobby day was organized by Schools for Climate Action in partnership with Moms Clean Air Force and the Climate Mental Health Network. Eighth graders from the Park School in Baltimore joined for the day of meetings on Capitol Hill.
June 2022
On June 29 and 30, Moms Clean Air Force joined our partner organizations to testify before EPA in favor of several waivers allowing California to set stronger tailpipe pollution standards for heavy-duty vehicles than federally required. Read Senior Policy Analyst Elizabeth Bechard’s full testimony HERE.
April 2022
On April 20, Senior Policy Analyst Elizabeth Bechard gave testimony at EPA’s virtual public hearing for the Cross State Air Pollution Rule, which will help clean up ozone pollution that knows no borders. Read her testimony HERE.
On April 16, Kids Clean Air Force North Carolina members shared their thoughts about clean air and climate change in Moms Clean Air Force’s Youth Voices Talk Climate Change program. Watch the replay.
On April 12, 13, and 14, dozens of Moms Clean Air Force staff and members from 18 states and Washington, DC, spoke out at EPA’s virtual public hearing about its proposal to clean up tailpipe pollution from heavy-duty trucks and buses. Moms Clean Air Force Senior Policy Analyst Elizabeth Bechard offered testimony. Read Elizabeth’s full testimony HERE.
February 2022
On February 24, Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina joined dozens of Moms Clean Air Force staff and volunteers from 15 states and DC to deliver testimony at EPA’s public hearing on its proposal to restore the appropriate and necessary finding of the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards. Moms Clean Air Force Senior Policy Analyst Elizabeth Bechard offered testimony. Read Elizabeth’s testimony HERE.
June 2020
On June 19, Moms Clean Air Force hosted an event titled Let Us Breathe: A Juneteenth Conversation on Equity, Justice, and Climate in the African American Community. The event featured Representative Alma Adams (NC-12), Dr. Mildred McClain (Harambee House), Rev. Michael Malcom (The People’s Justice Council), Tina Spencer-Smith (Georgia Interfaith Power and Light), and Moms’ Houston organizer Catherine Flowers and was moderated by National Field Director Heather McTeer Toney. The conversation highlighted the continual fight for racial justice, specifically environmental injustices in the African American community and ended with a call to action to take our Environmental Justice Pledge. Watch the event HERE.
January 2017
Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina members traveled to Washington, DC to meet with their Senators and urge them to oppose the nomination of Scott Pruitt to head EPA.
June 2016
Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina hosted a “School’s Out Food Drive” contributing to the over 4,542 pounds of food collected by Moms Clean Air Force chapters nationwide.
May 2016
Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina tabled at the Asthma Alliance Summit.
Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina hosted a Mama Summit at the NC General Assembly in Raleigh.
April 2016
Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina hosted a Read-In at Childtime Learning Center.
4th grade teacher, Debbie Baucom conducted a Read-In at Blair Elementary School, in Wilmington.
Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina attended the Breathe Conference.
Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina attended NC Breathe Conference and tabled for the first time with the Healthy Air Alliance, which Moms Clean Air Force created.
Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina hosted a luncheon–Meet, Eat, & Discover: Health Benefits of Clean Renewable Energy with Katharine Hayhoe & evening Townhall with Greg Fishel.
Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina hosted a Raleigh Read-In of “Every Breath We Take” in partnership with the NC Museum of Natural Sciences. Over 75 kids and 15 adults were in attendance.
December 2015-January 2016
North Carolina Public Hearings on the Clean Power Plan held in Charlotte, Raleigh, Wilmington.
North Carolina has been feeling the effects of our nation’s reliance on fossil fuels for decades. Breathing healthy air is essential to life, and a North Carolina Clean Power Plan can continue our state’s tradition of preserving healthy air for generations to come. For the sake of our children’s health we must ensure that our energy future is renewable, clean, and healthy. Governor McCrory can protect public health by creating a real plan to cut pollution. An effective plan will keep kids out of the hospital and in school or playing outside, and help keep older adults, athletes and outdoor workers breathing easier. We urge Governor McCrory to stop playing politics with public health. He should create a real plan to continue North Carolina’s tradition of reducing air pollution and building our clean energy economy.
November 2015
Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina co-facilitated a full-day Clean Power Plan strategy meeting with state coalition climate partners.
Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina attended the 22nd annual NC Climate Justice Summit.
Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina met with NC Attorney General’s office to discuss America’s Clean Power Plan.
Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina attended the NC Environmental Management Commission Meeting.
October 2015
Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina attended “Leadership in a Time of Rapid Change: Envisioning Solutions to Environmental Challenges” at Duke University Nicholas Institute for the Environment.
May 2015
Mama Summit 2015 – Moms Clean Air Force members gathered at the state capitol in Raleigh to call on elected officials to take action on climate. The North Carolina Mama Summit delivered a powerful message that moms, dads, grandparents, health advocates and faith leaders are united and serious about holding legislators accountable for clean air and climate justice. The impetus to act on air quality and climate is strong for North Carolina Moms Clean Air Force members, many of whom live in counties that received a failing grade from the American Lung Association’s State of the Air Report, and where imminent sea level rise and oil and gas exploration threaten the health and economy of residents throughout the state.
May 2014
Moms Clean Air Force North Carolina hosted a Charlotte, NC Town Hall on Children’s Health & Climate Change
October 2014
Moms Clean Air Force volunteers and organizers collected almost 1,000 comments in support of EPA’s carbon rule on new power plants at the annual Lake Eden Arts Festival, also known as LEAF, in Black Mountain, NC. Our team got record participation from festivalgoers from throughout the Southeast.
Supermom Addie Navarro Helps North Carolina Parents Navigate Eco-Anxiety
Trump Loves Crypto. Here’s How Communities Are Grappling With Its Mining
Uprooted: How One Family Learned There Is No Such Thing as a Climate Haven
Mental Health and Climate Change: When the Earth Moves—5 Months After Hurricane Helene
The Hidden Dangers of Living Near a Landfill
Maryland Community Says “No” to Advanced Recycling: Moms Make News
Moms Reflect on the Many Gifts of the Inflation Reduction Act
As One of the Largest U.S. Utilities Doubles Down on Dirty Energy, Moms Demand Better
Climate Questions Moms Want Answered at Tonight’s Presidential Debate
The Temperature Is Rising, and So Is Climate Anxiety: Moms Make News
Extreme Living: Climate Disruption Stories From Moms Coping With Wildfire Smoke
EcoMadres Tackle Environmental Injustice: Moms Make News
Meet May's Supermom Addie Navarro
Clean Energy = Better Jobs and Lower Costs: A Look at North Carolina and Florida
Hot Days, High Stakes: Protecting Maternal Health in Extreme Heat
From Sidelines to Safety: Protecting Kids From Extreme Heat in Sports and Play
What the EPA Air Quality Grants Mean for North Carolina
Youth Voices Talk Climate Change
Testimony: Ashley Hillard, EPA New Source Review Regulatory Actions, May 28, 2026
Testimony: Ashley Hillard, EPA’s Proposed Mercury and Air Toxics Standards Repeal, July 10, 2025
Testimony: Ashley Hillard, EPA’s Proposed Power Plants Carbon Rule Repeal, July 8, 2025
Letter to FERC About Application to Forgo Environmental Impact Statement for Southeast Supply Enhancement Project
Testimony: Chelsea Lyons, EPA’s Proposed Clean Power Plants Standards, June 13, 2023
Testimony: Elizabeth Bechard, EPA’s Proposed Clean Power Plants Standards, June 13, 2023
2026
Durham residents hold rally against data centers ahead of city council meeting
Durham City Council approves 60-day data center ban
Tiny North Carolina town takes a big step toward geothermal energy
Climate Anxiety And The Choice To Parent
EPA mercury rollback raises health and transparency concerns in North Carolina
EPA rolls back mercury limits for coal plants, drawing health concerns
2025
WEBINAR: Clean Energy Means Better Jobs and Lower Costs for Families in Florida and North Carolina
Beating the Heat: How to Build a Heat Action Plan
Mom shares emotional warning after surviving two of America's most destructive natural disasters: 'It was shocking how re-traumatizing it was'
Mom Interviews Heat Expert on How to Protect Maternal Health on Hot Days
Extreme Heat Expert Shares Guidance for Keeping Kids Safe in Soaring Temperatures This Summer
Climate Anxiety And The Choice To Parent
On World Asthma Day, Constituents Told US Leaders to Protect a Clean Ride for Kids
2024
- Southeast Politics, The untold benefits of electric school buses in North Carolina
- WRAL News, Sustainable school lunches: ways to reduce costs, waste & chemical exposure for kids
- News & Observer, The NC Senate has a chance to really help teachers. Do it. | Opinion
- Charlotte Smarty Pants, When it comes to solving climate change, I’m betting on moms
2023
- WRAL, New EPA rule slashes methane emissions from oil and gas industry
- The Daily Tar Heel, Air pollution in North Carolina sees historic lows, according to new report
- WRAL News, Back to school: Moms push for climate change education
- Press release, Federal Funding Poised to Bring Electric School Buses to North Carolina
- WRAL News, On the Record: The long-term health impacts of air pollution
- WRAL News, Nonprofit calls on EPA to set stronger air quality standards to protect public health
- Press release, What the EPA Air Quality Grants Mean for North Carolina
2022
- The News & Observer, CLEAN NC AIR
- Press release, North Carolina Moms Celebrate 31 Clean Electric School Buses Headed to 5 State School Districts
- The Charlotte Observer, Climate change isn’t only changing the weather, it’s changing our children
- WCHL, Viewpoints: We All Deserve To Breathe Clean Air
2016
- PR.com, Healthcare, Parent, and Faith Organizations Join Together for the First Time to Discuss Health Benefits of Clean, Renewable Energy
- NC Headlines, HEALTHCARE, PARENT, AND FAITH ORGANIZATIONS JOIN TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME TO DISCUSS HEALTH BENEFITS OF CLEAN, RENEWABLE ENERGY
- The Herald-Sun, Studying light, power for schools
- The Herald-Sun, Coalition pushes case for solar powered schools
2015
- McClatchy DC, Mothers take fight against climate change to Washington
- Merced Sun-Star, Mothers take fight against climate change to Washington
- Sun Herald, Mothers take fight against climate change to Washington
- The Island Packet, Mothers take fight against climate change to Washington
- The Kansas City Star, Photo gallery: Star Shots, best photos from July 7
- Centre Daily Times, Mothers take fight against climate change to Washington
- The News Tribune, Mothers take fight against climate change to Washington
- The News & Observer, Mothers take fight against climate change to Washington
- Miami Herald, Mothers take fight against climate change to Washington
- The Charlotte Observer, Mothers take fight against climate change to Washington
- The Sacramento Bee, Mothers take fight against climate change to Washington
- EcoWatch, Victims of Coal Ash Contamination Demand Access to Solar at Duke Energy’s Shareholder Meeting
- Blue Nation Review, Protesters Keep Pressure on Duke Energy
- Grist, An inclusive climate movement starts to rise in the Southeast
- Qué Pasa Mi Gente, Reenergizar las escuelas de Charlotte
- EcoWatch, Parents, Teachers and Students Ask School Districts to Go 100% Renewable Energy
- Buzz Flash, Parents, Teachers and Students Ask School Districts to Go 100 Percent Renewable Energy
2014
- Creative Loafing, Caroling for clean energy
- Creative Loafing, N.C.’s fossil fuel fury
- Charlotte Observer, Mothers bring kids to Senate to push for EPA’s climate change rule
- The State, Clean Air Carolina teams up with national mom group to rally around clean air