Letter to Ohio EPA on Rescinding SOBE Thermal Energy Air Permit, October 29, 2025
Date: October 29, 2025 To: John Logue Director, Ohio EPA Ohio EPA – Director’s Office PO Box 1049 Columbus, Ohio 43216-1049 Re: Facility ID: 0250110024; Permit Number: P0132799 Dear Director Logue, On behalf of over 93,000 Moms Clean Air Force members in Ohio, including …
They Call It “Advanced Recycling.” It’s Not.
A toxic plastic burning plant sits across from a high school in West Virginia, increasing the risk of cancer, asthma, heart disease, neurological problems, and other serious health issues. Don’t be fooled by greenwashed language, and take a stand with us today! …
Letter to Ohio EPA DAPC on Renewal of Nutrien PCS Nitrogen Lima Title V Permit, October 17, 2025
Letter to Ohio EPA on Reconsidering Draft Permit for Nutrien Lima, October 16, 2025
Date: October 16, 2025 To: Ohio EPA Subject: Reconsider Draft Permit No. P0137785 for Nutrien Lima Dear Mr. Butler: My name is Amanda Rowoldt and I live in Franklin County in Dublin, Ohio with my two young boys. I am a Field Organizer for …
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
Testimony: Cynthia Palmer, EPA’s Reconsideration of 2009 Endangerment Finding, September 19, 2025
This ‘mom detective’ is busting myths about harmful ingredients put in everyday products: ‘It’s an important part of being a parent’
Financial, environmental concerns loom over Clean-Seas Belle site permit application
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.