JC Penney pulled a controversial t-shirt from shelves after angry moms protested. Maybe those angry moms should make air pollution t-shirts instead.
Mother Love Is A Force of Nature
Learn about the ongoing threat of air pollution and how Moms Clean Air Force rallies people from all walks of life to join the fight for clean air.
The EPA Fight Will Move From Regulations to Funding
A recent trip to BlogHer revealed women were shocked that the Clean Air Act was under attack and we would again have to fight for clean air.
Steve Milloy: You Want Bodies? Read the Research
Steve Milloy of Fox News conveniently ignores scientific evidence that air pollution causes disease. MCAF does his homework for him, showing many links.
A Sunday Sermon for Governor Rick Perry: You Are Praying for Rain, But Are You Listening to God?
Governor Rick Perry prays for rain, but still supports the coal power contributing to droughts. Moms asks, “Is he stewarding the Earth or destroying it?”
How Many Polluters Does it Take To Turn On a Light Bulb?
The climate denying Heartland Institute warns against mercury poisoning in CFL bulbs. Yet they ignore the mercury in coal pollution. Find out more here.
Fetal Rights: The Right to Life Case Against Air Pollution
Read about how the right to life movement needs to embrace the fight against air pollution that harms the health of unborn children.
The Dirty Coal Guys Take a Few Pages From The Climate Science Denier Playbook
Learn about the latest in the fight against air pollution. Find out what dirty coal promoters are willing saying to get their way.
Playing Politics with Clean Air
Sometimes federal regulations can be a nuisance. The Clean Air Act is not one. Tell your congressperson you don’t stand for dirty air.
Children Pay the Price for Tactics Against Clean Air
House Republican Ed Whitfield announces further plans to slow the EPA’s regulatory powers. Meaning more time before we can breathe clean air.
Some Bright Green Notes
Visit Moms Clean Air Force and read some greener news; from green republicans to the next generation of Chief Green Officers.
Cleaning Up Mercury and Coal Ash is Good for the Economy
Mercury and coal ash have detrimental health effects. The health gain from cleaning up outweighs the economic burden. Actually, it creates jobs! Learn more.