QUIZ: Life Is Plastic. Is It Fantastic?
How often do you stop to think about where plastics come from? And do you know how disposing of plastics impacts your health and the planet? Test your knowledge with our quiz!
Letter to President Biden: Global Plastics Treaty Negotiations, March 27, 2024
Date: March 27, 2024 To: The Honorable Joseph R. Biden, President of the United States Re: Global Plastics Treaty Negotiations Dear President Biden, On behalf of the 150 undersigned organizations representing hundreds of thousands of Americans across the U.S., we are calling on …
Why Earth Day’s Planet vs. Plastics Theme Is Spot On
Plastic has permeated nearly every aspect of our lives and also our bodies. Read the top five reasons it’s time to curb plastic from your life.
A new EPA rule is meant to prevent chemical disasters, but safety advocates say loopholes remain
Life in the Obscene: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Arizona, Michigan, New York, Tennessee, and Wisconsin.
Ask Mom Detective: What Are Best Practices for Plastic Safety When It Comes to Food?
Chemicals found in plastic are increasingly showing up in bodies, and eating is a direct route of exposure. Mom Detective shares tips for choosing the safest food storage containers.
5 Climate Change Influencers We’re Following on TikTok
With 34 million videos uploaded to TikTok every day, finding the right starting point can be daunting. Learn about five TikTok accounts delivering good science on climate.
Testimony: Cynthia Palmer, Large Municipal Waste Combustors Rule, March 25, 2024
By: Cynthia Palmer, Senior Analyst, Petrochemicals, Moms Clean Air Force Date: March 25, 2024 About: Docket ID No. EPA–HQ–OAR–2017–0183 To: Michael S. Regan, EPA Administrator Dear Administrator Regan, Thank you for this opportunity to comment on the Standards of Performance for New …
Meet the photographer behind TIME Magazine’s published photos of East Palestine
Moms’ Dominique Browning on Plastics and Climate Change in the New York Times
On a recent walk, Dominique Browning got to thinking that the scattered debris of our lives shows how we take for granted this gorgeous world of ours. And she began to write—to help connect the dots between climate change and petrochemical pollution.