As cryptocurrency surges in popularity, communities around the country are facing challenges and learning curves as they contend with large new data centers, increased fossil fuel emissions, stress on the power grid, noise pollution, and more.
Governor signs legislation to lower utility bills for renters using solar energy
‘Completely Reprehensible’: Trump EPA Attacks Bedrock Power Plant Pollution Rules
Cutting Funding for Air Quality Alerts Puts Kids at Risk
Join Moms in calling on Congress to fully fund the National Weather Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which monitor extreme weather and other environmental harms, like poor air quality.
“From White House to Fun”: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Arizona, Connecticut, Ohio, Tennessee, Vermont, West Virginia, and Washington, DC.
Need Pride Month Inspiration? Check Out These 3 Environmentalists
We all need a boost to keep us fighting for the best world possible. So here are a few folks who inspire us to push ahead and be louder than ever in support for clean air, climate action, and the LGBTQ+ community this Pride month—and all months.
From Sidelines to Safety: Protecting Kids From Extreme Heat in Sports and Play
As temperatures rise, outdoor activities like sports, band practice, summer camps, and recreational leagues put kids at increased risk of heat-related illness. This webinar provides guidance on protecting children during extreme heat, including recognizing warning signs, understanding safety protocols for high school …
‘It’s theft’: Consumers express concern over NV Energy rate hike
Building Bridges: Empowering the Latinx Community Through Leadership & Advocacy
Extreme Living: Climate Disruption Stories From Moms Coping With Wildfire Smoke, Part 2
In June 2023, smoke from Canadian wildfires blew hundreds of miles south into the U.S., and somehow this has become an annual occurrence. Moms members share smoke stories from our new climate-fueled reality.
Don’t Let EPA Steal Our Kids’ Future (VIDEO)
Moms are urging EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin to let the Endangerment Finding, an essential legal backbone to how we cut climate pollution from industrial sources, stand.