The Environmental and Health Impacts of Plastics
Moms Tell the Department of Energy: Burning Plastic Is Not a Climate Solution
The funding created by the Inflation Reduction Act is supposed to be for climate solutions that benefit our families and communities. But the Department of Energy just announced a whopping $182 million will go to burning plastic waste.
Ask Mom Detective: How Can My Family Avoid Microplastics?
What’s the deal with microplastics? And is it possible to avoid them? Mom Detective investigates and shares tips for reducing our microplastic body burden.
Chevron’s move to Houston raises alarms over air pollution impact on Latino communities
No Child Deserves to Live in a Sacrifice Zone
Sacrifice zones are neighborhoods that bear the greatest burden of environmental threats like climate change and industrial pollution—and they are increasingly facing pollution from plastics facilities. Join Moms in telling Congress to protect communities from plastic industry pollution.
Kickstart: As Arburg looks globally, Connecticut heads to Lossburg
“Every Community in This Country Deserves to Breathe Clean Air”: Honoring Freedom and Health on Juneteenth
This Juneteenth, as we commemorate the emancipation of enslaved Black people in the United States, Moms’ Stephanie Reese reflects on a monumental victory for historically marginalized communities across the nation: new rules to protect neighborhoods near more than 200 toxic chemical manufacturing facilities.
Moms Clean Air Force celebrate stronger pollution rules
Letter to West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection About TEMA North America’s air quality permit, June 5, 2024
Date: June 5, 2024 To: Brian Carney West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection Division of Air Quality 601 57th Street SE Charleston, WV 25304 Via email: Brian.D.Carney@wv.gov Re: Comments on TEMA North America, LLC’s air quality permit application concerning plastics extrusion facility in …
Petrochemical Plant Pollution Is Creating Mental Health Refugees: Meet One Family Who Moved States to Breathe Easy
Jackie Shock-Stewart and her family moved to Ohio from Pennsylvania to leave behind the Shell petrochemical plant that was polluting their former hometown.