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Moms Say More Is More When It Comes to Chemical Safety Standards
Chemical Disaster on EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin’s Watch
Chemical disasters happen in the United States every day or two. Yet EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin is working to gut one of the only protections from chemical disasters we have.
Moms Call on EPA to Protect Families From Chemical Disasters
Hear from one mom who gave testimony at EPA’s hearing about its dangerous proposal to weaken the Chemical Disaster Prevention Rule.
Three Years Later, Families Start to Learn What the Toxic East Palestine Train Derailment Means for Their Health
At long last: Three years after a train carrying dangerous petrochemicals derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, the community finally has a federally funded long-term health research program.
More Than a Third of U.S. Schoolchildren Are at Risk of Chemical Disaster
Join Moms in demanding that EPA protect the Safer Communities by Chemical Accident Prevention Rule.
Moms’ Annual Summit Exposes the Dangers of Plastic Industry Pollution—and Charts a Path to Clean Air
Moms’ 2026 Summit featured three wide-ranging discussions of the latest scientific discoveries about petrochemicals’ dangers to our children’s health—and what we can all do to keep our communities and families safe.
Supermom of the Month: Jackie Shock-Stewart, Ohio
March’s Supermom of the Month, Jackie Shock-Stewart, has a superpower: vulnerability. She is always willing to share her family’s story of escaping a polluting plastics facility in their backyard and put a human face on scary statistics.
Will Childhood Air Pollution Lead to Adult Brain Disease? Dr. Ray Dorsey Answers at Moms’ Annual Summit on March 4
“The seeds of adult-onset brain diseases are often planted early and possibly in childhood,” says neurologist Dr. Ray Dorsey. “One of the causes of these seeds is likely outdoor air pollution.”
The Petrochemical Hazards of Louisiana’s Cancer Alley Could Not Be Worse. Then Came Trump.
For many families living near the hundreds of petrochemical plants that dot the Mississippi River front in Louisiana, toxic air pollution leads to a persistent fear of what each breath might bring.
Moms Announce 2026 Annual Summit: Plastics on Our Minds and in Our Brains
Moms Third Annual Summit will feature scientists, doctors, government officials, and community members reviewing the latest scientific discoveries about petrochemicals’ dangers to our children’s health.
My Climate Job: Gavin McIntyre, Mushroom Farmer and Co-Founder of Ecovative
Back in 2007, Gavin McIntyre and his friend Eben Bayer decided to launch a business to tackle one of the biggest environmental problems of the twenty-first century: the plastic crisis. The key? Mycelium.
Ask Mom Detective: What Is Fleece? Is It Safe for My Kids?
While it may look comforting and adorably sheeplike, fleece is a synthetic fabric, made from fine polyester fibers. Mom Detective shares her concerns about synthetic fabrics and tips to avoid them.