Moms Reflect on the Many Gifts of the Inflation Reduction Act
During this month of gratitude, Moms across the country are reflecting on the many climate and clean air benefits the Inflation Reduction Act has brought to our communities over the last two years.
Gas Pipelines and Your Health
A network of nearly 3 million miles of pipelines transports natural gas around the United States. They crisscross the country and are everywhere—in our neighborhoods, cities, parks, and rural communities—though they are mostly out of sight. Leaks from these pipelines are a major source of methane pollution contributing to our changing climate.
Impact of extreme weather on Latina maternal and children’s health | Horizonte
Landfill Methane Pollution
This resource has been factchecked by policy experts, using the latest scientific research. Find all our sources linked below. What you need to know about emissions from landfills Methane is a potent greenhouse gas that causes warming much faster than carbon dioxide …
Gift Guide #6: Your Outdoorsy Sister Who Loves Avocados and Makes You Feel at Home in the World.
Trump’s agenda points to deregulation in climate policy
Moms Sound the Alarm on New Pick for EPA Administrator
Lee Zeldin has been chosen to head EPA. But he has a weak track record on reining in polluters, he has voted to cut EPA funding, and he has already announced plans to launch a spree of rollbacks of the protections from air and climate pollution Moms fought so hard to achieve.
My Climate Job: Jenny Lefcourt, Natural Wine Importer
Jenny Lefcourt, a natural wine importer based in New York, has been witnessing firsthand for two decades exactly how global warming is impacting soil, grape growers, and the environment.
How to Raise a Climate Activist
The best way to reduce climate despair is to take action. Here are 6 ways to get your kids involved in the fight for a healthier planet.
Florida Congressman Introduces Youth Climate Leadership Act
What Do We Know About Environment, Climate, And Menopause? Not Enough
Extreme weather, air pollution, and a host of chemicals found in the environment and our homes can have negative impacts on pregnancy and early childhood. We know this. But what about menopause?