December Supermom of the Month Nancy Simpson has “worn many hats” over the years so that she can volunteer for causes she cares about. We talked to her about her advocacy, her motivation, and how she managed to raise an activist.
Trump EPA Finalizes ‘Indefensible and Illegal’ Delay to Methane Pollution Standards
Moms Condemn Pennsylvania Governor for Prioritizing Politics Over People: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Arizona, Maryland, New York, and Pennsylvania.
Estrategias inteligentes y sostenibles para cualquier ciudad
Existen muchas medidas que las personas pueden tomar en sus casas para adaptarse y manejar los impactos del cambio climático, tales como el calor extremo, las inundaciones y las sequías. El cambiar a fuentes de energía más limpias e instalar material aislante para reducir las necesidades de subir la calefacción o el aire acondicionado, marcan una diferencia significativa. Sin embargo, es cuando las ciudades adoptan estrategias sostenibles que el impacto se hace mucho mayor, ya que en ellas vive más del 80% de la población de los Estados Unidos.
Songs for a fevered Earth
Influx of data centers threatens air quality, public health in Atlanta, environmental activists say
What EPA Has Done Lately: Real but Unbelievable Environmental Attacks by the Trump Administration, October and November 2025
The government shutdown slowed the firehose of federal anti-environment action but didn’t turn it off completely. These are some of the administration’s most significant actions on air pollution, climate change, and toxic chemicals these last two months
Georgia Today: Data center pollution
Congresswoman Dr. Maxine Dexter on the Importance of the Endangerment Finding
The EPA is currently attempting to revoke a crucial public health protection: The Endangerment Finding. This is the legal and scientific foundation for EPA’s ability to regulate climate change. Moms, doctors, and Congresspeople all know we MUST protect it!
Coffee & Climate: Honoring Native American Heritage Month With Oneida Councilwoman Jennifer Webster
Our November Coffee & Climate Conversation featured Oneida Nation Councilwoman Jennifer Webster. Jennifer shared how Tribal communities experience terrible air quality because their lands are so often targeted for polluting industrial development, but hope is not lost; there are ways to speak …