Mom Detective investigates burial, cremation, and a few alternative “disposition” options to find out what is most eco-friendly.
Members of the Alliance for Electric School Buses Applaud Bipartisan Federal Legislation to Reauthorize the Successful & Popular Clean School Bus Program
Toxic Chemicals Can Harm Sperm. What About Eggs?
Want to know how toxic chemicals affect eggs and female fertility? It’s going to take some sleuthing—and time.
Trump ‘Environmental Destruction Agency Continues Its Rampage’ With Methane Pollution Rollback
State Clean Air Wins: Moms Are Making Amazing Progress Outside DC
Moms’ organizers on the ground have amped up their state-level activity in the last two years and are busy working with governors and lawmakers across the country to fight for clean air policies. It’s working.
We Energies plans new natural gas plant as data centers drive demand
IN YOUR BACKYARD: The People vs. Dirty Air
10 Latino Environmental Activists Doing Incredible Work
Environmental activism in Latino communities has deep roots. Here are 10 dedicated and impactful Latino climate activists currently giving us hope this Hispanic Heritage Month.
Kids & Air Pollution: A Hidden Danger
Dirty air leaves a chemical trail in your blood that may serve as an early warning of heart trouble
Dr. Jessica Knurick on How Stories Can Create Change
Facts matter. But stories make them personal. At Climate Week NYC, researcher, mom, and science communicator Dr. Jessica Knurick joined Moms Clean Air Force’s Vanessa Lynch, Amanda Rowoldt, and Alexandra Zissu for a conversation about the power of storytelling to inspire action. …
The Most Intimate Story: Photographer Nichole Sobecki Documents Pregnancy During the Climate Crisis
Last month, Nichole Sobecki’s photography of women navigating pregnancy and extreme weather was published in National Geographic. This week, she joins Moms’ Isabel González Whitaker at New York Climate Week.