Kristy Drutman is a “climate solutionary” who works tirelessly as the speaker, consultant, media producer, and environmental educator behind Browngirl Green and also as co-founder of the climate tech start-up Green Jobs Board.
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My Climate Job: Kristy Drutman, Climate Jobs Curator
Mental Health and Climate Change: Noticing the Good in Times of Absurdity
The juxtaposition of apocalyptic news with the normalcy of daily routines can be jarring. Moms’ Elizabeth Bechard shares ways to cope with the tumult of the news and appreciate the good things still happening around us.
Moms Tell Congress Federal Help for Disaster Recovery Should Be Guaranteed
Federal help should never be a question during or after disasters like the recent flooding and tornadoes from Ohio to Tennessee. It should be a certainty. Join Moms in telling Congress to fully fund FEMA, NOAA, and the National Weather Service.
Meet KeShaun Pearson, the Memphis Activist Fighting Elon Musk’s xAI
KeShaun Pearson helped shut down a major polluter in his Memphis neighborhood. Then Colossus—the world’s largest AI facility, owned by Elon Musk—moved in.
Community Action Helps Local Solar Projects—Including in Ohio
Many solar projects face intense resistance at the local level. Champions who step in to empower their communities with accurate, science-based information and encouragement to speak out can make a difference.
Trump’s Funding Cuts Seek to Kill Environmental Efforts, Especially in Impacted Communities
The Center for Community Energy and Environmental Justice in San Diego is one of 16 Thriving Communities Technical Assistance Centers in the U.S. that received congressionally allocated funding in 2023. On February 21, this funding was unceremoniously terminated by Trump’s EPA.
A Dangerous Climate Harms Healthy Children. What About Kids With Cancer?
Kids who have had cancer seem to be more vulnerable to the health impacts of global warming. A new scientific article sheds light on the specific climate vulnerability of these kids and charts a path to support them.
Pennsylvania’s Program to Plug Oil and Gas Wells Is the Good Climate Policy News We All Need Now
Pennsylvania just celebrated the plugging of its 300th orphaned oil or gas well. Plugging these wells is an important way to make progress on both global warming and air pollution because they have the potential to leak the potent climate pollutant methane plus toxic chemicals, like benzene, that put people’s health at risk.
10 Essential Ways the Federal Emergency Management Agency Protects Our Families and Communities
Though FEMA’s work is undeniably essential, it is currently threatened by deeply troubling staff and funding cuts. Here are 10 ways FEMA keeps our families safe every day—and why their work must be defended so it can continue to protect us all.
EPA Abandons Its Mission: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in New Mexico, New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Virginia.
Protests Are Up, So Are Aggressive Incidents—Here’s How to Intervene as a Bystander
Rallies and protests are now growing—daily—in number and intensity across the country. Bystander intervention, as a result, will continue to be part of the current national conversation. Learn how and when to intervene.
March Supermom of the Month: Amy Dishion, Oregon
March Supermom of the Month, Amy Dishion, has spent much of the last year recounting the story of her husband’s tragic death from heat stroke for audiences across the country. She shares how she remains motivated to keep opening up in service to her mission to care for her daughter and the planet.