Moms Make News: Celebrating Historic Investments in Our Children’s Future
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Texas, Arizona, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Ohio.
Moms Clean Air Force Applauds Significant Climate Investments and Strengthening of Clean Air Act Authority
Moms Clean Air Force applauds the Inflation Reduction Act as we begin the hard work of implementing its climate and clean air investments.
Supreme Court Deals EPA a Setback — But Not a Crippling Blow
Today the Supreme Court constrained EPA’s authority to limit climate-disrupting carbon dioxide pollution from power plants. This decision is a dangerous setback for our children, our families, and our communities, who are experiencing the impacts of climate change here and now, in every city, county, and state of our country.
Commissioner Rodney Ellis, clean air advocates call on President Biden, EPA to enact strict safeguards on power plants in Texas
New Funding Available to Improve Home Energy Efficiency
Biden’s infrastructure plan will help thousands of families weatherize their homes to make them more energy efficient.
Republican states ask Supreme Court to take carbon-restricting powers from EPA
EPA faces new pressure to adopt stricter power plant rules
Power plant rule signals future environmental justice tack
Moms Make News: Moms Urge Senate to Support Climate Action and Pass Build Back Better
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Georgia, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, and Iowa.
“Regeneration” Tells Us How to End the Climate Crisis in One Generation
Paul Hawken’s new book, Regeneration, offers his approach to climate change that weaves justice, climate, biodiversity, equity, and human dignity into a tapestry of action, policy, and transformation that can help end the climate crisis in one generation.
The World Is Watching: Will the US Be a Leader?
When the world meets in Glasgow for COP, all eyes will be on the US, the country with the most cumulative climate pollution. Will we take leadership on this urgent problem?