Appeals Court Rejects Attempt to Block Mercury and Air Toxics Protections
Appeals Court Rejects Attempt to Block Mercury and Air Toxics Protections
Moms’ Dominique Browning on Protecting Kids from Climate Change in The Virginian-Pilot
Written by Alexandra Zissu
In an Op-Ed for The Virginian-Pilot Dominique Browning and U.S. Rep. Jennifer McClellan demand action to protect kids from extreme weather and the climate crisis.
New Study Provides Comprehensive Estimates of Methane Emissions from Canada’s Oil and Gas Industry Based on Direct Measurements
New Study Provides Comprehensive Estimates of Methane Emissions from Canada’s Oil and Gas Industry Based on Direct Measurements
August Supermom of the Month: Brittany Keyes, Wisconsin
Written by Moms Clean Air Force
Brittany Keyes, our August Supermom of the Month, launched a community air quality monitoring program in her city and what she found out was devastating. Learn what motivates her to keep going and how she finds joy in "plogging" with her family.
Ashoka University and Environmental Defense Fund partner to develop ‘sustainability leaders’ across organisations
Ashoka University and Environmental Defense Fund partner to develop ‘sustainability leaders’ across organisations
Ask Mom Detective: Are Tampons Toxic?
Written by Alexandra Zissu
A recent study that found lead, arsenic, and other metals in tampons. How can this be? Mom Detective investigates period care and offers tips on choosing the best menstrual product.
An obvious solution for building electric transmission faster: Use railroads and highways
The U.S. needs to build a lot more high-voltage electric transmission lines. Our current system is disconnected in all of the wrong places, leaving bountiful renewable resources stranded, individual regions isolated, and disadvantaged communities with unreliable power and exorbitant costs. Even where we do have connections, many of the lines are outdated and can’t accommodate […]
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An obvious solution for building electric transmission faster: Use railroads and highways
The U.S. needs to build a lot more high-voltage electric transmission lines. Our current system is disconnected in all of the wrong places, leaving bountiful renewable resources stranded, individual regions isolated, and disadvantaged communities with unreliable power and exorbitant costs. Even where we do have connections, many of the lines are outdated and can’t accommodate […]
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Extreme Living: Climate Disruption Stories From Moms Coping With Humidity
Written by Julie Kimmel
Heat and humidity are getting worse because of climate change, and the combination is potentially deadly. Families share how they're coping with hotter, wetter summers.
New USDA Investments Vital to Innovative Western Water Conservation Efforts
New USDA Investments Vital to Innovative Western Water Conservation Efforts
Vice President Harris Adds Her Voice to Moms’ Play-In for Climate Action
Written by Julie Kimmel
“I am grateful for your ongoing leadership and collaboration across all levels of government,” writes Vice President Kamala Harris in a letter to Moms Clean Air Force for the Play-In. Read the full letter.
There’s No Escaping the Need to Address Escapes in Aquaculture
Open ocean aquaculture in the U.S. has the potential to create diverse local jobs, build a more climate-resilient domestic seafood supply, and minimize impacts on the climate and environment. However, achieving these benefits hinges on practicing aquaculture the right way. So, what does the “right way” entail? What do we still need to know to […]
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There’s No Escaping the Need to Address Escapes in Aquaculture
Open ocean aquaculture in the U.S. has the potential to create diverse local jobs, build a more climate-resilient domestic seafood supply, and minimize impacts on the climate and environment. However, achieving these benefits hinges on practicing aquaculture the right way. So, what does the “right way” entail? What do we still need to know to […]
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The Climate Questionnaire: Pediatrician Debra Hendrickson, author of The Air They Breathe
Written by Elizabeth Bechard
Debra Hendrickson’s new book, The Air They Breathe, is a moving account of caring for children who are already experiencing the health impacts of climate disruption. But it is above all a call to action.