We are caught in an air pollution feedback loop in which pollution causes warming temperatures that lead to disasters like wildfires. And wildfires, of course, cause even more air pollution.
Extreme Living: Climate Disruption Stories From Moms Coping With Wildfire Smoke
Since summer 2023, nearly everyone in the U.S. has an alarming or eerie story about how wildfires supercharged by climate change have disrupted their daily lives, health, and plans for the future.
This Is Your Brain on Climate Change: How the Heating Planet Causes Psychological Changes
Earth sees 12 months of record heat
Ask Mom Detective: Are Playgrounds Safe in Summertime Heat?
Summer is the stuff of childhood. And yet, for our kids and their climate-changed generation, soaring temperatures are a constant co-reality impinging on warm weather joy. Mom Detective shares tips for playground safety in extreme heat.
Los impactos de los huracanes sobre la salud
Este recurso ha sido verificado por expertos en políticas, utilizando las últimas investigaciones científicas. Encuentre todas nuestras fuentes en los enlaces a continuación. ¿Cómo afectan los huracanes a nuestra salud? La temporada de los huracanes en el Océano Atlántico es del 1 …
Tell Congress: Support Families Displaced by Climate Disaster
Around the world, climate change is intensifying extreme weather events and changing the land we live on. Scientists anticipate that as the planet continues to heat up, more and more people will be forced to leave the places they call home. En …
What Parents Need to Know About the Air Quality Index: An Interview With Dr. Lisa Patel
With summer approaching, we caught up with pediatrician and Stanford professor Lisa Patel to learn more about updates to the AQI and how parents and caregivers should be thinking about air pollution, wildfire smoke, and children’s health.
Boletín EcoMadres: Marzo 2024
Lea las últimas noticias de nuestro programa EcoMadres.
EcoMadres Newsletter: March 2024
Read the latest news from our EcoMadres program.
Ask Mom Detective: How Do I Know If I Have Toxic Mold?
As much of the country transitions from a wet winter into a likely wetter spring, Mom Detective shares tips to identify toxic mold in your home—and then clean it up.
“I Want All Kids to Enjoy Their Childhoods”: Why Parents Editor-in-Chief Empowers Climate Action
We are excited to welcome Grace Bastidas, Editor-in-Chief of Parents, for our inaugural #MomsClimateSummit on February 8. In advance of the event, she shared with us her perspective on helping parents navigate the challenges of raising kids in a changing climate.