Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Arizona, Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Washington, DC.
Ask Mom Detective: Are Reusable Bags as Bad as Single-Use Plastic?
Everything new has an environmental impact. Mom Detective shares tips for ensuring your grocery tote has the smallest possible footprint—and introduces us to the term “bag hoard.”
Toxic Chemical Under Fresh Scrutiny a Year After East Palestine Train Crash
One year after the catastrophic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, EPA is considering phasing out vinyl chloride, a toxic petrochemical used to make PVC plastic.
East Palestine One Year Later
One year ago, a 150-car train carrying hazardous materials derailed in East Palestine, Ohio. Large quantities of toxic chemicals were released into the community, including carcinogenic vinyl chloride. This disaster was not an isolated incident, and EPA has the authority to protect all of us from future harm.
Boletín de EcoMadres: Enero 2024
Lea las últimas noticias de nuestro programa EcoMadres.
EcoMadres Newsletter: January 2024
Read the latest news from our EcoMadres program.
EPA Can Protect Us From Toxic Vinyl Chloride
EPA is taking the next step toward a ban on vinyl chloride. Learn how you can make your voice heard.
Ask Mom Detective: What Are the Safest Pots and Pans?
Chemicals, metals, and elements leaching from the surfaces we cook on daily can and do get into our food. Read Mom Detective’s tips for finding the safest pots and pans for your family.
Moms Call for a Budget That Makes Equity and Justice Possible
Proposed cuts to clean energy programs and the EPA budget threaten to halt crucial climate progress at a time we can’t afford to take a step backward. Read how Elizabeth Brandt and Moms across the country are advocating for a clean budget that keeps us moving forward and reflects the values of equity and justice for all.
My Dream and Martin Luther King Jr.
As we commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we reflect on his dream for a society where every individual, regardless of their race, has equal access to opportunities, education, health care, and a healthy environment. And we are reminded that environmental justice is inextricably linked to social justice.