This summer, our pollinator garden reminded me that our efforts in these times matter. The possibility that something beautiful might get to fly because we kept showing up even when everything seemed to be falling apart—isn’t that worth the effort?
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Dominique Browning Remembers Gloria Steinem in People
As the world mourns the loss of Gloria Steinem, Moms’ Dominque Browning tells People magazine about the once-in-a-lifetime experience of convening a climate talking circle at the women’s rights movement leader’s home.
“Action Gives Me Hope”: Leah Stokes’ Theory of Change
Leah C. Stokes, associate professor of environmental politics at UC Santa Barbara who recently published a new book, The Carbon Wave, shares with us her perspective on advocacy, systems-level change, and hope for the future.
Back to School Snapshot: No Climate Education Plus Greenwashing
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Photographer Christopher Morris Documents a Changing Florida
Christopher Morris has spent much of his career photographing what humans do to one another. These days, though, he photographs what’s currently happening to the Florida landscape amid climate destruction.
What EPA Has Done Lately: Real but Unbelievable Environmental Attacks by the Trump Administration, June–August 2026
While families across the country endured global-warming-fueled record-breaking heat waves, deadly flooding, and dangerous wildfire smoke, the Trump-Zeldin EPA’s attacks on public health and environmental protections nevertheless continued unabated this summer.
What I Learned on a Heartbreaking Drive Through Virginia’s Data Center Alley
Moms’ Julie Kimmel didn’t expect to be surprised by what she saw on her recent tour of Data Center Alley. She was wrong.
Dolly Parton’s Special Take on Climate Advocacy
As the world mourns Dolly Parton, who died at her home in Nashville on Tuesday, August 25, it feels important to also celebrate her climate advocacy.
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Meet Dr. Tiana Woolridge, a sports medicine doctor whose firsthand experience of how heat-related illness can quickly spiral if not recognized and treated early makes her uniquely positioned to raise awareness about the issue.
Almeta Cooper and Dr. Lisa Patel in USA Today: “We Protect Children From Concussions, Why Not Heat?”
In today’s USA Today, Moms’ Almeta Cooper and Dr. Lisa Patel argue that heat illness in young athletes is a problem that is persistent, poorly understood—and entirely preventable.
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