Environmental activism in Latino communities has deep roots. Here are 10 dedicated and impactful Latino climate activists currently giving us hope this Hispanic Heritage Month.
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EPA Abandons Children and Families—Again
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Arizona, Michigan, New York, and West Virginia.
“My Young Son Developed Asthma as xAI Started Operating”: Moms Talk Data Centers at NYC Climate Week
Moms’ Isabel González Whitaker set the stage for a panel discussion about the environmental impacts of AI data centers at an NYC Climate Week event yesterday at The New School.
EPA Is Rolling Back Limits on Climate Pollution From Power Plants as Energy Demand Skyrockets
If you’re worried about the environmental impacts of AI and the data centers that power it, you’ll want to pay attention to the latest threat from the Trump-Zeldin EPA.
Interested in Environmental Science? Check Out These Schools
For high school students interested in studying any and all things climate, including environmental science, there have never been so many great schools and programs to choose from. Here are a few.
Moms Clean Air Force Remembers Joe Romm
Moms Clean Air Force was deeply saddened by the news of Joe Romm’s passing earlier this week. Joe was an integral part of our organization from our launch.
Youth Athletes Face an Invisible Opponent: Extreme Heat
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in California, Michigan, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Vermont, and Washington, DC.
EPA’s Zeldin Guts Rules to Cut Power Plant Pollution: Moms Tell Congress He’s Got to Go
Another win for polluters. Another loss for our children’s health and future. Moms are fighting back.
What Milkweed and Monarchs Taught My Family About Climate Action
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?
The Deadliest of All Weather Hazards: Extreme Heat Hits Home
Every year, temperatures are rising thanks to the climate crisis, making heat-related tragedy ever more likely. Even when it’s not deadly, heat can be so harmful.
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.