Over the past year, Moms has worked with Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan (VA-4) to develop a resolution calling attention to children’s unique vulnerabilities to extreme weather. Today, the congresswoman introduced this important resolution at our Play-In for Climate Action in Washington, DC.
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