Gisela Williams is a freelance journalist based in Europe who writes about places where sustainability and community meet culture, art, and design. She shares what she thinks about travel writing in this tenuous moment of global warming.
Clean Energy = Better Jobs and Lower Costs: A Look at North Carolina and Florida
Clean energy has been a powerful engine for economic opportunity – bringing new jobs, investments, and growth to states across the country. In this second session of Moms Clean Air Force’s webinar series with Bob Keefe, Executive Director of E2 (Environmental Entrepreneurs), …
EcoMadres Investiga: Huracanes, Salud y Justicia Energética
Cada temporada de huracanes nos recuerda que las familias en Puerto Rico, Florida y a lo largo del Golfo están en la primera línea de la crisis climática. Detrás de cada tormenta hay historias de salud, desigualdad y resiliencia — y de …
Pledge to be a Child Health Champ!
For Children’s Health Month, we invite you to take the Child Health Champion pledge! Join us as we advocate for clean air and a healthy future for our children.
Death Sells: New Wildfire Smoke Study Makes Waves
A recent study projects that wildfire smoke exposure in the coming decades could result in tens of thousands of excess deaths in the U.S.
October Superdad of the Month: James Finnegan, New Hampshire
Dad and clean energy enthusiast James Finnegan shares how he used federal dollars to bring solar energy to small town New Hampshire.
Are We in an Upside-Down Class War? + Saving the Air We Breathe
AI Data Centers Should Not Cost Us Our Health: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Nevada, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Virginia, and West Virginia.
These moms are asking Congress to protect their kids from wildfire smoke
Clean energy advocates discuss strategies for rural communities
Mental Health and Climate Change: 9 Ways to Build Resilience in a Warming World
The mental health impacts of climate disasters will almost certainly expand in the coming years. The good news is that we have more resources than ever to support individuals and communities in finding ways to build resilience and cope.
El poder de las mamás: Las Dos de Sinaloa luchan por facturas de energía más bajas y autobuses escolares eléctricos en Nevada
Ana González y su hija, Jacqueline Banderas, abogan por el futuro ambiental del estado de Nevada, uno de los estados más cálidos y secos del país.