Supermom Celestina Garcia is far from your average Moms volunteer. She has shown incredible courage and generosity, sharing her heart-wrenching wildfire story in support of strong clean air and climate policies.
Supermom Celestina Garcia Shares How Wildfires Ravaged her New Mexico Community
August Supermom of the Month Celestina Garcia from New Mexico was nominated by Moms Organizer Giovanna Rossi for “generously sharing her time and story to help elevate the voices of families impacted by climate change and air pollution.” Celestina is far from …
Testimony: Vanessa Lynch, Implementing Federal Methane Safeguard in Pennsylvania, August 6, 2026
By: Vanessa Lynch, Pennsylvania Campaign Coordinator Date: August 6, 2026 About: OOOOc Methane Regulation State Plan Revision To: Pennsylvania Air Quality Technical Advisory Committee My name is Vanessa Lynch, and I am the Pennsylvania Campaign Coordinator for Moms Clean Air Force, representing …
Georgia data center activists are alarmed. EPA wants to change Clean Air Act
Why Caregivers Are the Ultimate Local Climate Weapon
Moms Clean Air Force Celebrates 15 Years of Wins
It’s hard to believe that Moms Clean Air Force, launched in 2011, is celebrating 15 years. Here’s a nostalgic and proud look back at how far we have come. Here’s to the next 15!
Invisible no more: Bay County tour reveals methane emissions near popular nature trail
Extreme Heat in Mild San Diego Turns Pediatricians Into Climate Advocates
When Dr. Sabrina Perrino realized she could only offer practical advice to families when kids had reason to be in her clinic, she turned up the volume on her impact by founding San Diego Pediatricians for Clean Air.
Moms fighting for clean air and climate action with Dominique Browning
Too hot for summer school?
Teaching Kids to “Play It Cool” in Extreme Heat
With heat rising off the turf, Laura Schifter has started asking, Is it too hot to play? The new public awareness campaign Play It Cool could be the answer.
7 Climate Substacks That Deserve a Subscribe
Independent journalists have always been critical to the climate movement, and now, with fewer and fewer national outlets covering the crisis, they’re more important than ever. Substack is happily crawling with climate writers. This is who to read.