Read stories of how Moms Clean Air Force staff are coping as this latest round of climate-supercharged wildfire smoke disrupts our lives and our health.
Wildfire Smoke Makes It Hard for Kids to Breathe
In July 2026, dangerous smoke from Canadian fires blew across the U.S. Midwest, Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic. New Hampshire Mom Maria shares how she navigated the smoky air with her young son. Learn how to keep your family safe. #wildfires #wildfiresmoke #climatechange
Should kids play sports outside? What wildfire smoke means for outdoor activities in Twin Cities
How to Build a Box Fan Air Filter
Wildfire smoke impacting your area? Moms’ volunteer Elizabeth Brandt tells us how to make a homemade box fan air filter to protect our families.
A Baseball Mom’s Tips for Keeping Safe in Extreme Heat
As young baseball players head to Cooperstown Dreams Park and World Series tournaments from coast to coast this summer, a scary competitor is stepping up to the plate: extreme heat.
The Hidden Reason Extreme Heat Is More Dangerous In Many Black Communities
Stolen Summers: The Next 250 Recap
Does it feel weird celebrating America’s 250th Birthday when things are amiss? Stolen Summers: The Next 250, an action-driven art installation and storytelling event held in front of the U.S. Capitol, offered a nuanced way to observe the milestone. Hosted by @extremeweathersurvivors, …
Big Storms, Big Feelings: Helping Kids Cope With Extreme Weather (VIDEO)
Moms’ Elizabeth Bechard talks with Dr. Laura Carter Robinson, PsyD, a climate-aware psychologist, about an excellent set of Climate Mental Health Network tip sheets for parents and caregivers about supporting children through extreme weather.
Testimony: Mary Wagner, Public Utility Commission of Nevada Accessibility and Accountability Measures, July 9, 2026
By: Mary Wagner, Nevada Field Organizer Date: July 9, 2026 About: Accessibility and Accountability Measures Concerning the PUCN To: Joint Interim Standing Committee on Government Affairs, Nevada Legislature Good afternoon, Chair Flores and members of the Committee. My name is Mary Wagner, and …
Extreme Heat Is Raising Utility Bills and Health Risks for Pregnant Women
The Climate Clock Is Ticking. Moms Are Taking Action.
The heat dome blanketing two-thirds of the U.S. last week was no coincidence. It was made worse by global warming, and Congress must act now.