Date: January 21, 2026 To: The Honorable Brett Guthrie Chair House Committee on Energy & Commerce 2125 Rayburn House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 The Honorable Frank Pallone Ranking Member House Committee on Energy & Commerce 2125 Rayburn House Office Building Washington, DC …
How to Give Public Comment to EPA
Did you know that anyone can provide public comments to the Environmental Protection Agency about important issues? All public comments to EPA, also called testimonies, are welcome—and needed.
EPA Plans to Double Formaldehyde! Moms Speak Out
A widespread industrial chemical, formaldehyde causes far more cancers than any other air pollutant. And yet EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin has proposed to double the amount of formaldehyde the government considers acceptable for our families to breathe.
Q & A: What to Know About Endocrine Disruptors
7 Most-Read Articles of 2025
In 2025, Moms members and website readers turned to us to make sense of the day’s copious climate headlines and learn ways to protect children from environmental harm. These are the seven articles that resonated most with our audience this year.
Mom Detective: Vintage Toys
Trying to have a sustainable holiday season, but concerned about the safety of old toys? You’re not alone! Mom Detective answers Joan in Kansas who asks: Is it safe to let my child play with childhood toys my parents kept and hand-me-downs …
Mom Detective: Sustainable Pet Care
Someone is getting a new kitty! Mom Detective delves into the most nontoxic and sustainable ways to care for any furry pet. Read all her tips here.
EPA Head Lee Zeldin Must Go
After speaking out all year against relentless attacks on clean air and climate protections, Moms have had enough! If EPA head Lee Zeldin won’t carry out the true mission of EPA—to protect people and the environment—he must go! It’s time to hold …
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.
Ask Mom Detective: Are Vintage Toys Safe?
Old toys can contain potentially hazardous materials that were permitted back in the day. Mom Detective shares tips for finding safe vintage toys for your children.
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My Kid’s Holiday Wish List Is Toxic
Congress is considering weakening protections against dangerous toxic chemicals in so many children’s toys. Join Moms in speaking out.