EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin claims to want clean air, clean water, and a healthy climate, but he’s actively working against all three as he yanks apart the climate safeguards everyone in the United States relies on and fires essential staff. Join Moms in speaking out.
Is Plastic Making Your Sperm Decline? Dr. Shanna Swan Answers at Moms’ Plastic Summit on April 3
Dr. Shanna Swan, PhD, an award-winning environmental and reproductive epidemiologist, has been researching the health impacts of endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) that can be found in plastics and how they interfere with our body’s hormones for decades.
The Clean Air Act Is in Jeopardy
The Senate will soon vote on whether to let the nation’s most toxic polluters permanently turn off their pollution controls. This would mean chemical plants, refineries, and pesticide manufacturers could release unlimited amounts of health-harming chemicals into the air we breathe. Moms are sounding the alarm.
Las mujeres y la crisis climática: Un llamado urgente a la acción y la inclusión
In an Era of Environmental Deregulation, What Happens to Fetal and Reproductive Health Outcomes?
Physicians For Social Responsibility PA, Climate Action Campaign Webinar On The Impacts Of Climate Change On Women’s Health Now Available On Demand
Doctors sound alarm over proposed move by government agency that could pose grave danger to American families: ‘It could cost lives’
Trump Changes EPA Rules to Allow Vastly More Pollution
Trump’s EPA Plans to Reconsider Finding That Climate Pollution Harms Public Health
Moms’ Dominique Browning’s Blistering Take Down of Zeldin’s “Great American Comeback” in U.S. News and World Report
“While lobbyists and executives from the oil, gas, chemical and automobile industries celebrated the news, the American public should not,” writes Moms’ Dominique Browning in an op-ed response to EPA Administrator Zeldin’s so-called “Great American Comeback” published in US News and World Report.
Life Before the Clean Air Act
Before the Clean Air Act,, the U.S. had a pollution problem. The creation of the EPA helped clean up our air. Now, our air is at risk again.