Mom Detective got an interesting question this month about plastic water bottles. See how she responds and learn more here.
Tell Congress: Protect Families From the Plastics and Petrochemical Industry
Toxic pollution from the plastics and petrochemical industry threatens the air we breathe and the water we drink, exposing families across the U.S. to health-harming industrial chemicals. Our government must protect us! La contaminación tóxica de la industria del plástico y la …
Moms Announces 2025 Annual Summit: A Health Crisis in Plain Sight
Join Moms Clean Air Force virtually on April 3 as we explore the latest research on the perilous impacts of plastic on the human lifecycle with scientists, doctors, people living near plastic manufacturing facilities, and government officials, including Congresswoman Summer Lee, epidemiologist Dr. Shanna Swan, and Adam Met.
Moms Clean Air Force To DEP: Families In Washington County Are Already Living In The Middle Of Major Natural Gas Industrial Sites – Do Not Expand The Harmon Creek Natural Gas Processing Plant And Make It Worse
Community Speaks Out Against Expansion Of Harmon Creek Natural Gas Processing Plant In Washington County
Tell Congress: Burning Plastic Is Not a Solution to the Plastics Crisis
“Advanced recycling,” a.k.a. burning plastic, is not a solution to the plastic pollution crisis. It is dangerous. Any legislation before Congress promoting “advanced recycling” would mean the proliferation of plastics-burning facilities across the country—and it would exempt these incinerators from air pollution …
The Plastics Crisis
Plastics contain thousands of toxic chemicals — like BPA, PFAS, phthalates, flame retardants, and heavy metals. Those chemicals move out of plastics and into our air, our bodies, our soil, and our food. Making plastic releases air pollution. We have a plastics crisis. And a health crisis.
Mom Detective: Nontoxic Rugs
Mom Detective answers: There are so many polyester and polypropylene rugs being touted as “family-friendly” and “nontoxic.” What’s the deal with them? Are they truly a safe choice for our families? Read her full column here.
Frontline Mental Health Impacts: Ohio River Valley Communities
Join Moms Clean Air Force and our partners at Food & Water Watch for a virtual conversation about the mental health impacts of living with plastics and petrochemical pollution in your backyard. Partners: Food and Water Watch; Beaver County Marcellus Awareness Community …
Mom Detective: Ancestral Sustainability
Our Mom Detective answers: How did our ancestors live without single-use plastic? Read her full column here.
Mom Detective: Cooking With Silicone
Mom Detective answers: Is it safe to cook with silicone? Read her full column.