Congress must restore vital methane pollution safeguards. This will clear a pathway for EPA to quickly move ahead to further strengthen the rule to protect the health of our children and their futures.
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Moms Clean Air Force staff and members made news throughout the country!
Wildfire Smoke Found More Toxic Than Other Forms of Air Pollution for Kids
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The American Jobs Plan Will Lead Us to Climate Safety
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Interview with Pennsylvania State Representative Emily Kinkead
In honor of Women’s History Month, Moms Clean Air Force’s Pennsylvania team interviewed PA Rep. Emily Kinkead. She represents part of Pittsburgh and its northern suburbs.
Interview: Pennsylvania State Representative Donna Bullock
Our Moms Clean Air Force Pennsylvania team interviewed State Representative Donna Bullock for Women’s History Month to learn more about her work in the Pennsylvania state legislature.
Interview: Mary Isaacson, Pennsylvania State House of Representatives, 175th District
Our Moms Clean Air Force Pennsylvania team interviewed State Representative Mary Isaacson for Women’s History Month about her priorities in the General Assembly, what it’s like to be a women legislator in a male-dominated legislative body, and what drives her to protect PA from climate change.
Moms Make News: Celebrating Haaland, Regan, and the Return of Science!
Moms Clean Air Force staff and members made news throughout the country!
How Redlining Created Environmental Inequity
Redlining is a discriminatory practice that places groups of people based on race and ethnicity in locations with an absence of services and few green spaces. Redlining is banned, but its racist effects continue for communities of color.
Moms Tell Michael Regan: Welcome to the EPA
Moms Clean Air Force members and staff greeted the recently confirmed EPA Administrator Michael Regan for a brief, socially-distanced visit outside EPA Headquarters in the nation’s capital.
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Electric cars save money, improve health, and make a positive environmental impact. A new free eBook offers families a wealth of information about the world of EV’s.