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Moms Make News: A Mother’s Promise
Particle Pollution: What You Can’t See Can Hurt You
Learn why we’re urging the Biden’s EPA to propose the strongest possible particle pollution standards to protect public health, and especially the health of pregnant women and babies.
The ABCs of Climate Change at School
Do your kids learn about climate change at school? Is their school energy efficient? How do heat and extreme weather affect schoolchildren? Here’s the latest school-related climate news.
EcoMadres in Action: Empowering Latino Communities
Moms Clean Air Force works to uplift the voices of our Latina moms through our EcoMadres program. We are empowering Latino communities to fight for clean air, climate change solutions, and protections from toxic chemicals. Here we are in action!
Fracking, Leukemia, and a Mother’s Promise to Protect Her Child
A concerned mom of a cancer survivor asks EPA to propose a strong rule to cut pollution from oil and gas operations.
Moms Call on the White House to Release a Strong Methane Rule
Moms are urging President Biden and the Office of Management and Budget to release a strong methane rule proposal by the end of summer to protect our children’s health.
Moms Make News: Celebrating Historic Investments in Our Children’s Future
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Texas, Arizona, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Ohio.
What’s Next After Historic Climate Action?
The Inflation Reduction Act is just one part of a complex landscape of much-needed climate solutions. One vitally important climate solution still needs timely and urgent attention: reducing pollution from the tailpipes of cars.
Moms Clean Air Force Applauds Significant Climate Investments and Strengthening of Clean Air Act Authority
Moms Clean Air Force applauds the Inflation Reduction Act as we begin the hard work of implementing its climate and clean air investments.
Gas Stoves: “Home is Where the Pipeline Ends”
Researchers at Harvard found that natural gas used in home stoves contains “at least 21 hazardous air pollutants that may impact air quality and health.” These pollutants include: dangerous levels of benzene and toluene.
Moms Make News: Moms Won’t Give Up on Climate Action
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, Ohio, and West Virginia.
Why I’m Capping a Leaking Gas Well for My Birthday!
As a longtime climate activist, a mom wanted to do something symbolic of her life’s work. So she decided for her 70th birthday to cap a methane-leaking gas well!