Does it feel weird celebrating America’s 250th Birthday when things are amiss? Stolen Summers: The Next 250, an action-driven art installation and storytelling event held in front of the U.S. Capitol, offered a nuanced way to observe the milestone. Hosted by @extremeweathersurvivors, …
Supporting Kids’ Mental Health During Extreme Weather: Interview with Laura Carter Robinson
Moms’ Elizabeth Bechard sits down with Dr. Laura Carter Robinson, PsyD, a climate-aware psychologist who has written an excellent set of Climate Mental Health Network tip sheets for parents and caregivers who are supporting children through extreme weather. These resources include practical, …
Big Storms, Big Feelings: Helping Kids Cope With Extreme Weather (VIDEO)
Moms’ Elizabeth Bechard talks with Dr. Laura Carter Robinson, PsyD, a climate-aware psychologist, about an excellent set of Climate Mental Health Network tip sheets for parents and caregivers about supporting children through extreme weather.
Testimony: Mary Wagner, Public Utility Commission of Nevada Accessibility and Accountability Measures, July 9, 2026
By: Mary Wagner, Nevada Field Organizer Date: July 9, 2026 About: Accessibility and Accountability Measures Concerning the PUCN To: Joint Interim Standing Committee on Government Affairs, Nevada Legislature Good afternoon, Chair Flores and members of the Committee. My name is Mary Wagner, and …
Moms Face “Inhumane” Heat Waiting to Speak at Public Hearing
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Nevada and Washington, DC.
The Climate Clock Is Ticking. Moms Are Taking Action.
The heat dome blanketing two-thirds of the U.S. last week was no coincidence. It was made worse by global warming, and Congress must act now.
World Cup’s Biggest Opponent: Extreme Heat
While you’re enjoying the World Cup, check out Moms’ Sam Schmitz’s op-ed in @njdotcom “World Cup’s biggest opponent isn’t a team—it’s extreme heat” to learn how we can all advocate for the future of soccer in a changing climate.
Win in Wisconsin: Data Centers Must Pay for Their Own Electricity
The following is an uplifting story of what local grassroots advocacy can win: Making sure new data centers pay for the energy they need instead of passing the costs on to families.
250 Stories of Climate Disaster and Hope for America’s 250th Birthday
Stolen Summers: The Next 250, an action-driven art installation and storytelling event held in front of the U.S. Capitol on the eve of America’s 250th birthday, offered a nuanced way to observe this milestone.
Justice in Every Breath: Championing Healthy Communities & Energy Affordability
On July 2, EcoMadres’ Fabiola Bedoya spoke with Jennifer Allen, Chair of the Pima County Board of Supervisors and Supervisor for District 3, for our Justice in Every Breath IG Live series. Jen and her family have called Southern Arizona home for …
7 Resources You Need to Survive the Heat Dome
For excellent advice on making it through dangerous extreme heat safely, check out these resources from Moms. And eat more popsicles!
Not So Marginal Wells: Invisible Pollution Threatens Michigan
The oil and gas industry isn’t the first thing to come to mind when someone says “Michigan.” But on a recent toxic tour, one mom learned what a serious threat leaky, low-producing oil and gas wells are in her state.