What to Do About Plastics Pollution?
Families across the country deserve CLEAN AIR. Petrochemical and plastics pollution is preventing that from happening. 🤝Follow us to talk to our lawmakers about how this toxic air is affecting our kids’ health.
I Lost My Friend to Cancer. EPA Rollbacks Make More Losses Inevitable
EPA Head Zeldin Must Go. Stop the Pollution Spree.
Within one short year, Administrator Zeldin has unleashed an aggressive campaign to let polluters get away with more pollution. Moms are calling for his resignation.
Plastics Plant Is a Warning Sign for Local Residents
Pennsylvania Mom Rachel Meyer shares what’s really going on at a petrochemicals plant that produces plastics in her community. Spoiler alert: it’s not good for our health.
Stop enabling petrochemical companies: our health is at risk | Opinion
Come With Moms to Meet With Ohio Lawmakers About Plastic Pollution
Families in Ohio and beyond deserve CLEAN AIR! Petrochemical and plastics pollution are making our air quality worse. Come with us to explain to our lawmakers why they must protect our kids’ health from toxic air pollution.
Supermom of the Month: Debra Shigley, Georgia
“If you’re involved in your PTA, you can run for office,” says November Supermom of the Month Debra Shigley. Read about Debra’s run for a Georgia Senate seat and her work to inspire everyone to get involved in their community.
The Link Between Applesauce and Fossil Fuels
Rachel Meyer, Moms’ organizer in the Ohio River Valley, has a fracking pad in her backyard. Here she shares how her child’s applesauce pouch is just one piece of the plastics supply chain, which creates pollution from creation to disposal.
Science, disaster costs at odds with WV leaders’ fight to ax key EPA climate finding
Moms in America Are Teaming Up to Shut Down The Dangerous ‘Orphaned Wells’ Across Country
3 Things You Need to Know About How Rescinding the Endangerment Finding Will Fuel Chemical Disaster
On a recent webinar, experts gathered to discuss how extreme deregulation would put floods, droughts, and hurricanes on steroids and usher in a future of catastrophic chemical disasters—specifically at facilities using fossil fuels to produce petrochemicals and plastics.