Written by Dominique Browning

This World Bee Day, Moms’ Dominique Browning is celebrating the Wild Bunch—our native bees. They don’t produce a drop of honey, but they can be more efficient pollinators than honeybees for some crops.

Written by Moms Clean Air Force

Last month, EPA finalized strong chemical manufacturing protections aimed at slashing cancer rates by taking on toxic pollution. The new rule could make a big difference for Robert Taylor and his family in St. John the Baptist Parish, Louisiana.

Written by Sarah McBride

Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Montana, New York, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee.

Written by Emily Pickett

This summer, a rare double brood of cicadas is emerging across the Midwest and Southeast. Learn how our warming climate will impact these curious creatures.

Written by Amy Ziff

Embrace your spring cleaning routine! Mom Detective shares tips for safe and effective toxic-free home cleaning.

Written by Moms Clean Air Force

This mother-daughter duo have been advocating for a healthy environment for more than four decades. They recently sat down with EDF's Vital Signs to share their story.

Written by Elizabeth Bechard

If the conversations Moms’ Elizabeth Bechard has been having with friends are any indication of the collective mood right now, it seems we’re all struggling with mental health in a changing world. She shares how she finds refuge.

Written by Julie Kimmel

Do you have a special mom in your life you'd like to celebrate this year? We have prepared e-cards with messages about climate hope, clean air, and love for our children and grandchildren. Send one to your favorite mom today.

Written by Austyn Gaffney

“Pennsylvania has some of the oldest housing stock in the nation, and these indoor air quality issues are a huge problem." One mom shares the story of how changing her family's living situation improved their asthma symptoms—and what she's doing to ensure more people in her city get needed assistance.

Written by Tanzina Vega

Filmmaker Loren Waters met environmental activist Rebecca Jim when she was making a documentary about Tar Creek, one of most environmentally contaminated sites in the U.S. They’ve become “chosen family” whose shared Cherokee heritage and connection to the land have deeply impacted each other’s lives and activism.

Written by Elizabeth Bechard

Ozone pollution, more commonly known as smog, is dangerous, and EPA has not updated federal protections for ozone since 2015. Progress on strengthening these protections can’t come fast enough for the families and communities living with the impacts of this pollution every day.

Written by Moms Clean Air Force

Leticia Noguiera, our May Supermom of the Month, brings her scientist perspective to our work in Florida. Since she was young, she has asked the question, If we know where this pollution is coming from and what it does to us, why don’t we stop it?

Written by Alexandra Zissu

The community of Point Township, Pennsylvania, is celebrating after Encina, a chemical company, announced they would not move forward with a planned “advanced recycling” plant there.

Written by Emily Pickett

To kick off Mental Health Awareness Month, Liz Hurtado, Moms’ National Field Manager, joined award-winning journalist and parenting author Anya Kamenetz from the Climate Mental Health Network for a revealing ...

Written by Austyn Gaffney

Jayne Black had never really thought about indoor air pollution. But as she began studying green schools, she realized poor air quality in the classroom may have been making her son sick.

Written by Elizabeth Bechard

As we begin Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re thinking about how parents and pregnant people will experience the mental health impacts of climate-drive extreme weather in unique ways. And we’re finding ways to cope.

Written by Sarah McBride

Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Arizona, Iowa, Montana, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, and Washington, DC.

Written by EcoMadres

Lea las últimas noticias de nuestro programa EcoMadres.

Written by EcoMadres

Read the latest news from our EcoMadres program.

Written by Alexandra Zissu

Your climate career starts here! The American Climate Corps will pay 20,000 young people to fight the impacts of the climate crisis all while training them to be part of the future clean energy and climate-resilience workforce.