If you’re watching the World Cup with the soccer fans in your life, here are six ways to spark climate conversations as the tournament unfolds.
Superkid Gavin Lynch Watched His Mom Speak Up—and Decided to Do the Same
Gavin Lynch, June’s Superkid of the Month, has been speaking out against oil and gas development in his neighborhood since he was eight. This fall, he’s headed to Clemson University to study environmental engineering.
3 Tips for Keeping Kids Safe When Extreme Weather Hits
Youth sports are being impacted by climate change, with kids losing playing time due to extreme heat, flooding and wildfire smoke. Get tips for keeping kids safe and join Moms in advocating for more climate-informed protections.
Justice in Every Breath: Bridging Generations for Climate Action
Elders, moms, and youth are coming together in June 2026 to honor the fifth annual Month for Intergenerational Climate Action. In this Justice in Every Breath live conversation, we’ll explore how people across generations can build community, protect public health, and cultivate …
Georgia’s AI Data Center Boom Is an Environmental Justice Nightmare
Georgia is one of the fastest-growing hubs for data centers in the nation. Advocates say this uptick in Big Tech construction is the latest example of Black communities having to endure policies that prioritize polluters over people’s health.
Art as Action: An Illustrator Helps Youth Confront the Climate Crisis
Danica Novgorodoff is an artist and writer of books for all ages who believes that everyone, from protestors to organizers to educators to illustrators, has a place in the climate movement.
3 U.S. Tribal Advocates Fighting for Clean Air
This April, Moms’ Shaina Oliver and Liz Hurtado joined a who’s who of the top U.S. Tribal policymakers, regulators, and advocates for clean air at the 26th annual National Tribal Air Quality Forum. Here are 3 doing important work.
EPA Moves to Gut Key Pollution Law. Moms Say No.
Moms spoke out at EPA about a recent proposal to redefine what it means to “begin actual construction” in order to let polluters break ground on major new industrial facilities without air pollution permits or community input.
Testimony: Julie Kimmel, EPA New Source Review Regulatory Actions, May 28, 2026
By: Julie Kimmel, Senior Manager, Editorial & Member Cultivation Date: May 28, 2026 About: Revision to “Begin Actual Construction” in the New Source Review Preconstruction Permitting Program, Docket # EPA-HQ-OAR-2025-0618 To: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Hi, my name is Julie Kimmel. I live with my family …
Testimony: Laurie Anderson, EPA New Source Review Regulatory Actions, May 28, 2026
By: Laurie Anderson, Colorado Field Organizer Date: May 28, 2026 About: Revision to “Begin Actual Construction” in the New Source Review Preconstruction Permitting Program, Docket # EPA-HQ-OAR-2025-0618 To: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency My name is Laurie Anderson, and I am a Colorado Field Organizer with Moms …
Testimony: Jayne Black, EPA New Source Review Regulatory Actions, May 28, 2026
By: Jayne Black, Wisconsin Field Organizer Date: May 28, 2026 About: Revision to “Begin Actual Construction” in the New Source Review Preconstruction Permitting Program, Docket # EPA-HQ-OAR-2025-0618 To: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Thank you for the opportunity to testify. My name is Jayne Black, and I …
Mom Testifies Against EPA’s Rule That Would Allow Data Center Construction BEFORE Community Input
No, we don’t want polluters to be able to start construction on projects before communities have a voice. That’s what EPA is trying to do redefining “begin actual construction” under the New Source Review. Moms made sure our voices were heard at …