Moms Tell Congress Cleaner Energy Benefits Are Too Massive to Cut
Cleaner energy reduces health-harming pollution that hurts children, lowers energy bills, and creates thousands of new, well-paying jobs. Win-win-win. And yet, despite these benefits, funding for cleaner energy projects across the country is at risk.
Uprooted: How One Family Learned There Is No Such Thing as a Climate Haven
When Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in August 2005, this family was forced to evacuate to Houston—at 2 AM. Nearly two decades later, they relived the nightmare when Hurricane Helene hit their new hometown in Western North Carolina.
Testimony: Candi Hurst, ARCH2 Hydrogen Hub, February 28, 2025
By: Candi Hurst, West Virginia Organizer, Moms Clean Air Force Date: February 28, 2025 About: EIS Docket ID No. DOE-HQ-2024-0082 To: U.S. Department of Energy As both a mom of four as well as someone whose family has lived in West Virginia …
Politics: 2025 Talks
Trump Tries to Limit Environmental Reviews
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Senate Markey
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EcoMadres Investigates Impact & Regeneration: Climate Migration, LA Wildfires & Latino Community
This virtual conversation highlights the unique impacts that low-income and marginalized populations, including farmworkers, face due to climate-driven disasters like the recent Southern California wildfires that displaced over 150,000 people. These fires are one of the latest examples of people being displaced …
Moms Tell Congress to Stand Up for Commonsense Methane Pollution Protections
A critical measure to cut methane waste from the oil and gas industry is on the chopping block. Moms are speaking out.
A Cynical and Shameful Recommendation to Stop Cutting Climate Pollution
Today, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin recommended that the White House strike down the Endangerment Finding, an essential legal backbone to how we cut climate pollution from industrial sources. This is shameful—and dangerous.