By: Lani Wean, West Virginia Field Organizer Date: July 22, 2026 About: Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2025-1212-0001 To: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency My name is Lani Wean, and I am the West Virginia Field Organizer for Moms Clean Air Force. As a resident of West Virginia, a …
Testimony: Rachel Meyer, EPA’s Minor New Source Review Program Public Participation Requirements for State Implementation Plans, July 22, 2026
By: Rachel Meyer, Ohio River Valley Field Organizer Date: July 22, 2026 About: Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2025-1212-0001 To: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency My name is Rachel Meyer, and I am the Ohio River Valley Field Organizer for Moms Clean Air Force, a community of more than …
Gutting EPA Rules on Toxic Chemicals Puts Millions of Schoolkids at Risk
Louisiana communities are left in the dark on toxic air — and industry helped keep it that way
Tell Congress: Protect Our Health, Not the Plastics Industry
Corporate lobbyists are on Capitol Hill peddling a trio of disastrous bills that will make it easier for the plastics industry to pollute our air and water and lie to us about it. Moms are speaking out for children, families, communities, and …
The Plastics Industry Is Lying. Moms Are Speaking Out.
Join Moms in calling on Congress to oppose a trio of disastrous bills that will make it easier for the plastics industry to pollute and lie to us about it.
The EPA’s new formaldehyde math could make Texans sick
Viewpoint: Michigan families should not have to fight for clean air
Moms Say More Is More When It Comes to Chemical Safety Standards
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Georgia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Washington, DC.
Tulane Tried to Silence Her. Now She’s Thriving.
Researcher Kim Terrell tells us about political barriers to her work exposing polluters in Louisiana’s Cancer Alley.
Dangerous chemical plant disasters spotlight Trump’s deregulatory efforts
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.