Jacquie Pierri has watched firsthand as shorter and less predictable winters have reshaped ice hockey and outdoor recreation for an entire generation—and is devoted to doing something to help.
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Climate, Sports, and Recreation: Hockey Olympian and Environmental Engineer Jacquie Pierri
As Climate Change Heats Up Our World, Will We Lose the Winter Olympics?
As athletes from 93 countries have gathered in Italy to compete at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics, the question of climate change’s impact on the international matchup is more present than ever—if for no other reason than the warm temperatures.
What’s in the Air: EPA Turns Its Back on Cutting Climate Pollution
It is impossible to imagine a morally defensible reason for Administrator Lee Zeldin’s decision to end EPA’s responsibility for cutting the climate pollution that is endangering peoples’ health and the stability of our country.
Bad Bunny Brings the Heat to the Super Bowl
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show was more than a performance. This was a cultural moment and opportunity for U.S. football audiences to learn, reflect, and even stand in solidarity with Puerto Rico, an island devastated by more than its share of climate chaos.
Finding Community in Chaos: How Moms Are Transforming Words Into Action
Motherhood Live was wide-ranging event that addressed violence at the hands of ICE, the intersection of climate change and social injustice, and how through it all, women and especially moms have been on the frontlines.
What Grammy-Winner Bad Bunny Wants You to Know About Environmental Justice in 5 Songs
From Hurricane Maria to gentrification, forced migration, and biodiversity loss, Bad Bunny has a long history of being an unapologetic voice for Puerto Rican struggles. These are 5 Bad Bunny songs that center environmental and climate justice.
Climate, Sports, and Recreation: Soccer Star Jessie Fleming
Jessie Fleming, Captain of the Canadian National Soccer Team, is outspoken about the ways that extreme weather and climate change are impacting her sport at the highest level.
A Year After the Los Angeles Wildfires: Trauma, Energy, and Collective Action
A hike in Topanga State Park last week became a “cathartic return” for Moms’ Barbara Weber—and a moment to reflect on the unprecedented and deadly wildfires that tore through Los Angeles one year ago.
Call the Doctor: Amanda Millstein, California Pediatrician
Dr. Amanda Millstein, a primary care pediatrician practicing in Oakland, focuses on how climate change impacts children’s health. Living in Northern California, where oil and gas pollution and wildfire smoke are daily concerns, she doesn’t have a choice.
My Climate Job: Kenya Reeves-Costa, Real Estate Agent
If you ask real estate agent Kenya Reeves-Costa if her job is a climate job, she knows all too well that it is. Especially since the LA wildfires earlier this year, there’s been no way around it.
EPA Head Zeldin Must Go. Stop the Pollution Spree.
Within one short year, Administrator Zeldin has unleashed an aggressive campaign to let polluters get away with more pollution. Moms are calling for his resignation.
EcoMadres investiga cómo los huracanes con impacto climático amenazan la salud de los latinos
Los huracanes han dejado de ser desastres aislados para convertirse en una clara señal de nuestra vulnerabilidad colectiva. EcoMadres conversó con expertos para hablar sobre cómo las tormentas extremas provocadas por el clima están transformando las comunidades y cómo podemos fortalecer nuestra resiliencia.