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State Highlights
ARIZONA
In May 2026, EcoMadres’ Pita Juarez and Fabiola Bedoya joined Pima County Board Chair Jennifer Allen and health professionals at an event to demand that EPA uphold science and protect Arizona communities harmed by pollution.
CALIFORNIA
Moms are celebrating California’s historic $270 million investment in electric vehicles, which came after thousands of our members sent emails to the governor and state lawmakers urging them to fight tailpipe pollution.
COLORADO
In July 2026, EcoMadres’ Shaina Oliver gave testimony at a Colorado Air Quality Control Commission hearing about the Suncor oil refinery’s ongoing environmental justice threat to the local Commerce City community.
GEORGIA
Moms’ Kiya Stanford stood with state lawmakers, health professionals, and other furious advocates in Atlanta in February 2026 to speak out against EPA’s decision to revoke the Endangerment Finding and stop cutting climate pollution.
IOWA
In May 2026, EcoMadres’ Karin Stein moderated a Spanish-language panel to unpack the 2026 State of the Air report, which found Latinos are more likely than white people to live near soot and ozone pollution.
MICHIGAN
In June 2026, Moms’ Elizabeth Hauptman, in partnership with Earthworks, conducted optical gas imaging surveys of low-producing oil and gas wells, detecting methane and other harmful emissions at multiple sites near neighborhoods.
NEVADA
In June 2026, EcoMadres’ Mary Wagner and volunteers braved scorching triple-digit temperatures to testify before the state Public Utility Commission’s annual consumer session to demand more affordable clean energy for Nevada communities.
NEW MEXICO
Moms’ Giovanna Rossi joined Highland Electric and the Las Cruces School District in July 2026 for a webinar about state electric school bus funding and the health benefits of reducing tailpipe pollution.
NORTH CAROLINA
At a public hearing in July 2026, North Carolina Moms sounded the alarm about the devastating air quality and health impacts of a Richmond County data center’s proposed 588 new diesel emergency generators.
OHIO
Moms helped shut down two “advanced recycling” plastics incinerators in Ohio: Freepoint Ecosystems in Hebron, which suspended operations in May 2026, and SOBE Thermal Energy Systems, which canceled its tire incinerator in Youngstown in June.
PENNSYLVANIA
In June 2026, Moms joined Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and former Pittsburgh Steeler Jerome “The Bus” Bettis to mark the plugging of the 400th orphaned oil and gas well in the state.
WASHINGTON, DC
In July 2026, Moms’ Sam Schmitz reflected on her experiences with climate-fueled extreme heat, the number-one weather-related killer, as a collegiate athlete on stage at Aspen Climate.
WEST VIRGINIA
In April 2026, Moms’ Lani Wean spoke at a press event about a proposed plastic incineration facility in West Virginia that could burn up to 200 tons of plastic daily, emitting harmful pollution into the surrounding community.
WISCONSIN
In February 2026, Moms’ Jayne Black and community advocate Julie Carter joined our Climate Coffee Break to share how they helped bring a farming community together to fight a major data center project in Greenleaf.