6 Essential Environmental Books for Black History Month—and Beyond
To be effective advocates, we must have the facts at our fingertips. That’s what you’ll find in this essential reading list for anyone concerned about the climate crisis and its disproportionate impact on historically marginalized communities.
DC Report: Highlights from Our Congressional Delegation’s Last Week
Bill making electric school buses an option for districts passes through first committee
Planned We Energies natural gas plants creates jobs but may have harmful health effects
Suspensión de fondos federales para energía limpia amenaza progreso en Arizona
Testimony: Shaina Oliver, Rejecting 17 Proposed Oil and Gas Sites, January 27, 2025
By: Shaina Oliver, Colorado Field Organizer, Moms Clean Air Force Date: January 27, 2025 About: Rejecting the proposal of 17 oil and gas well sites in Lowery Ranch CAP, Docket #240600148 To: Energy & Carbon Management Commission I’m Shaina Oliver, field coordinator …
EPA Is for “Extreme Pollution Agency”: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Arizona, New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington, DC.
Fighting Climate Change for Our Kids’ Future Just Got Harder — Here’s What Parents Need to Know (and Do!)
Honoring Rosa Parks and Access to Affordable Clean Transportation This Black History Month
Moms’ Stephanie Reese, taking Rosa Parks’ lead, calls out disparity and injustice in historically marginalized communities of color and urges action at an event in support of clean, electric transportation at the Virginia Capitol.
Thompson co-introduces bill to combat health impacts of wildfire smoke
Moms Resist Trump’s Spree of Reckless, Unconstitutional Executive Orders
The nation is witnessing a deluge of executive orders, so many of which are reckless and harmful, especially the ones gutting work to cut air and climate pollution. At Moms, we’re bearing witness and working to explain what’s going on. We’re also fighting back.