September’s Supermom of the Month, Hannah Fisher, is an incredible organizer and deeply passionate voice for our children’s right to clean air who has been volunteering with Moms since 2015. Read her advice to caregivers looking to get involved in climate action.
Hottest Summer on Record Is a Call to Action, Not Despair
We just lived through the hottest summer on record, but this is in no way a death sentence. It’s a call to action, not despair.
What’s in the Air: Tears, Thoughts, Prayers. And Action.
Following this week’s school shooting in Georgia and another summer marked by climate extremes, Moms’ Dominique Browning reflects on the biggest “stressor” in parents’ lives: Fear. Fear of the future, the future the day brings, and the future of a lifetime.
Mental Health & Climate Change: How Grandparents Experience Climate Emotions
Very little has been written about the emotional experience of climate change for grandparents. Yet grandparents are deeply emotionally invested in children who will grow into adulthood in an uncertain future, and they face unique climate challenges as older adults too.
Environmental Defense Fund, Moms Clean Air Force To Hold Public Meetings In 3 Northwest PA Counties On A Project To Test New Methods Of Locating Abandoned Conventional Oil, Gas Wells
Boletín trimestral de EcoMadres
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EcoMadres Newsletter: Summer 2024
Read the latest news from our EcoMadres program.
Moms Share Tips for Making Back-to-School Better: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, New York, and Tennessee.
Reasons to Embrace Solar Energy
Solar energy is clean, abundant, and doesn’t generate pollution or threaten public health the way dirty electricity from fossil fuels does. People in the United States have already installed enough solar to power 36 million homes, and this number is on the rise. Here are more reasons to adopt solar today.
Air Pollution, Extreme Heat, and Latina Maternal Health
This resource has been factchecked by policy experts, using the latest scientific research. Find all our sources linked below. Air pollution and extreme heat threaten the health of everyone, but both pose outsize risks for pregnant people and babies. Pregnancy is a …