A Pennsylvania Mom joined her neighbors this week to demand that a local plastics facility be held accountable for polluting the air her family breathes. Learn how you can take action to protect your community too.
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The Plastics Industry Must Be Held Accountable: Stop Endangering Our Families’ Health
A Study of Toxic Chemicals Shows They Hide in Plain Sight
According to a new study, toxic chemicals are everywhere—in your home, in a lot of your stuff, and most definitely in your body. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Learn steps to reduce the sources of toxics in your life.
Misti Allison Inspires Moms Across the Nation to “Find a Way”
A Moms volunteer from East Palestine, Ohio, is determined to ensure that a chemical disaster like the one that struck her town in February never happens again. That’s why she decided to run for mayor.
Cleaner Air Is the Clear Choice: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Maryland, New York, and Washington, DC.
Ask Mom Detective: Which Clothes Are Sustainable and Which Aren’t—and Why It Matters
Mom Detective answers a question about how to swap fast fashion for truly sustainable alternatives. Hint: natural fibers are better than synthetic ones. And there are a lot of labels to look out for.
Harnessing Mom Power to Create Local Change
We have a new opportunity to harness the power of local communities. Through our Moms & Mayors program, we connect moms with local and state officials to bring climate investments into our towns and keep “chemical recycling” incinerators out.
The Plastic Industry’s Scariest Trick
This Halloween, we won’t be tricked by the plastic industry’s lies. Watch and share this short, spooky video about “advanced recycling.”
Ask Mom Detective: Do Candles Pollute the Air in My Home?
Our Mom Detective breaks down how to burn candles and protect indoor air quality, considering everything from materials to wicks and especially fragrance.
These 7 Standards Will Help Secure a Climate-Safe Future
EPA needs to get the job done and finalize standards—for methane, mercury, soot, cars, trucks, petrochemicals, and power plant pollution.
Toxic Vinyl Chloride in Children’s Toys Must Be Banned
EPA said they would decide about vinyl chloride this fall. EPA needs to start the process of banning vinyl chloride ASAP-before time runs out.
Healthy and Clean Transportation Is Possible
Breathing tailpipe pollution can trigger asthma and damage our lungs, hearts, and brains. And vehicle exhaust contribute to climate change. Learn why we need strong tailpipe pollution protections and cleaner air for our children and our communities in our new fact sheet.
Here’s How to Improve Air Quality in Your Child’s School
Clean school air is essential for kids and staff. Yet EPA estimates that half of students in the US spend the day in schools that do not have an air quality management plan. Here’s how to assess and improve the indoor air in your child’s school.
















