Dominique Browning – TIME100 Climate 2025
Dominique Browning Included in the 2025 TIME100 Climate List (VIDEO)
Moms are so proud that our tireless Co-founder and Director Dominique Browning was just named to the 2025 TIME100 Climate List. This means she’s one of the most influential leaders climate action today.
Almeta Cooper Shares Why She Is a Child Health Champion in “Word in Black”
Read how Moms’ Almeta Cooper celebrated Children’s Health Month her first year as a grandmother.
Why I Pledged to Be a Child Health Champion
My son has an autoimmune disease. Trump’s climate inaction puts him at risk.
Moms Clean Air Force’s Origin Story: Dominique Browning Tells How It Began in “All the Cool Girls Get Fired”
Moms’ Co-Founder and Director Dominique Browning lost her job as editor in chief of House & Garden in 2007. In the new book All the Cool Girls Get Fired, she tells the story of how being fired ultimately led to the founding of Moms Clean Air Force.
Letter to Ohio EPA on Reconsidering Draft Permit for Nutrien Lima, October 16, 2025
Date: October 16, 2025 To: Ohio EPA Subject: Reconsider Draft Permit No. P0137785 for Nutrien Lima Dear Mr. Butler: My name is Amanda Rowoldt and I live in Franklin County in Dublin, Ohio with my two young boys. I am a Field Organizer for …
Testimony: Cynthia Palmer, Hazardous Air Pollution from Lead Smelters, October 16, 2025
By: Cynthia Palmer, Senior Analyst for Petrochemicals, Moms Clean Air Force Date: October 16, 2025 About: Hazardous air pollution from secondary lead smelters To: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Hi – I’m Cynthia Palmer, senior analyst for petrochemicals at Moms Clean Air Force. Given the minimal advance …
How Mercury Poisoning Works (VIDEO)
Coal plants release mercury into the air, where it falls into rivers and lakes, contaminating fish that many families depend on for food, health, and cultural traditions. Protecting our air and water means protecting people, heritage, and future generations.
Are We in an Upside-Down Class War? + Saving the Air We Breathe
Moms Tell Congress: Don’t Abandon Our Health
During the last government shutdown six years ago, air pollution from coal plants spiked. Congress must not abandon their responsibility to fully fund EPA and defend its critical mission of protecting human health.