Greetings Climate Mamas and Papas, Were you tuned in to the United Nations Glasgow Climate meeting? I am sure many of you were staying on top of COP26 which came to a close on November 13th, 2021, and that others
On Sunday, June 20th – Father’s Day in the USA – an intergenerational gathering of folks from across the country will set off for an 8 day walk from President Biden’s birthplace of Scranton, PA, culminating on June 28th in
Our children are rising…are we? Around the world, led by an unlikely but heroic 16 year old from Sweden, each week on Friday – around the world – 10’s of thousands of students, many not old enough to vote, are
How do we get people to pay attention to and then to ACT on the climate crisis? This is a question that those of us in the climate movement struggle with daily. At Climate Mama, we feel that we can
As countries get ready to meet in Paris in late November to discuss the next steps in controlling our changing change, parents are talking to each other about what they too can and are doing about climate change. ClimateMama is
Heart to heart, we Climate Mamas and Papas have many conversations with our children, born and unborn. We share out loud, in our thoughts, in our prayers and directly through our actions our commitment to making sure that climate truth
As parents, our ClimateMama community is well in tune with our collective and individual responsibilities as parents; to create as safe and secure a future and now that we can for our children and ourselves. We have done the research
We are honored to share this post, which we wrote with our dear friend and Climate Mama extraordinaire, Linda Reik. We wrote this post in early February 2015, and have been trying since then to get it published in a
As Climate Mamas and Papas, we all have different “a ha” moments that lead us to our current collective path of trying to do more to assure a livable future for our children and grandchildren. We want to share with
School is out and summer has officially begun. Many of us have been looking forward to summer vacations all year, while others are excited to just “kick back” and enjoy the long lazy days of summer, playing with our kids
Celebrating and sharing stories about parents doing extraordinary things because they want to create a better, cleaner and more sustainable future for their children and ours, is something we love to do! So, grab the kids in your life and
With the holiday season upon us and the New Year around the corner, in addition to all the festivities, this season also is a time for us to reflect on our past year, and discuss our plans for the year
Tweet Share My neighborhood is “neat and tidy” today, lawns are mowed and leaves are raked to the curb. Very few reminders of Superstorm Sandy are visible on the one year anniversary of the storm, unless you look closely at
Tweet Share One of our favorite Climate Mamas, Joylette Portlock and Don’t Just Sit There, Do Something, were at it again helping us understand, in an easy and understandable way, how we can all “Draw the Line” on the Keystone
Tweet Share At ClimateMama it’s Do Something Wednesday and we wanted to help you understand more about NTDs which infect more then 1 BILLION people worldwide! Yet here in the US, if you are like many of us at ClimateMama,
Tweet Share “City and state leaders have failed to think through the consequences of promoting radon-laced natural gas, and they failed to heed clear warning signs that gas from Pennsylvania represents a major threat to the public health of New
Tweet Share Below is the speech we NEED to see President Obama deliver and then implement. It is long past time for the United States to take it’s rightful place as the leader on climate change solutions. Our future and
Tweet Share I was arrested for the first time in my life on August 23rd, 2011, in front of the White House, protesting the Keystone XL pipeline. Just over one year ago on a beautiful Sunday in November my children
Tweet Share On November 15th, our Climate Mama, Harriet Shugarman, was part of the 24 Hours of Reality production. Here are a few screenshots of Harriet’s panel: Trusted Messengers on Climate Change, courtesy of Mary Hunt, In Women We Trust
Tweet Share Calling all Climate Mamas and Papas, join us as we “keep the conversation going” on climate change. Beginning at 8pm ET and over the next 24 hours, millions of people will join a conversation on climate change, broadcast
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