Investments in Electric Vehicles Bring Families Good Jobs and Cleaner Air
Communities in 27 states can now replace their fossil fuel heavy duty-trucks and buses with zero-emission electric models thanks to $735 million in federal clean energy investments under EPA’s Clean Heavy-Duty Vehicles Grant Program. Moms are celebrating!
2024: A Stunning Year of Moms’ Work Fueled by Love
The Moms team has made some amazing accomplishments over the last 12 months. Reviewing this particular year has been both emotional and beautiful.
Arizona must hold the line on progress to cut climate pollution
Filmmaker Meri Collazos Solá’s Journey for Clean Air
Everyone has a story to tell. Learn how one mom turned unexpected adversity into action, using storytelling to amplify an issue that had suddenly become deeply personal: clean air.
Letter to Pennsylvania DEP about Advanced Clean Trucks (ACT) Rule, December 4, 2024
Date: December 4, 2024 To: Acting Secretary Jessica Shirley Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection 400 Market Street Harrisburg, PA 17101 Re: Adopting the Advanced Clean Trucks (ACT) Rule and moving forward with the rulemaking process early in 2025 Secretary Shirley, The 18 …
EPA Poised to Cut Dangerous Pollution From Power Plants
EPA issued a proposal last month that would update nitrogen oxide (NOx) pollution standards for new gas-fired power plants. It’s been almost two decades since EPA last revised these standards, and this update is long overdue.
Electric School Buses Roll On While Diesel Fleets Freeze in Montana
Parents, students, and seasoned bus drivers are working together to build a movement for electric school buses in Montana.
Protegiendo a las madres y niños latinos: la lucha urgente por tener familias saludables
Protecting Latina Mothers and Children: The Urgent Fight For Healthy Families
Op-Ed: New York’s congestion pricing program is a win for children’s health
Air Pollution, Extreme Heat, and Black Maternal Health
While pregnancy is a time of extreme sensitivity for all, Black mothers in the U.S. experience drastically high maternal and infant mortality rates—they’re three times more likely to die from a pregnancy-related cause than white women. In addition to this stark inequity, air pollution exacerbates existing health disparities, disproportionately affecting Black mothers and their infants in the U.S.