“The betrayal by the Democratic party, which forced vaccine mandates and did nothing about glyphosate and pesticides in food when they had the majority, will not be easily repaired and accepted by MAHA,” —Zen Honeycutt usatoday.com/story/news/poli…

There’s a lot of fear surrounding AI and technology. At Moms Across America, we are not “anti-tech”— but we do advocate for responsible, sustainable development of AI and data centers. Interested in researching the health and environmental impacts of data centers? Join our Data Center Action Team! 🇺🇸 Head to our Data Centers webpage for more information.

Do you support stronger regulations for data center construction? The US is home to over 5,400 data centers, with thousands more planned and under construction. Hundreds of billions of dollars are being dumped into the data center buildout, yet we still lack a comprehensive federal framework that specifically addresses the environmental and health impacts of these massive, resource-intensive facilities. Do you support stronger regulations for data centers?

New Jersey, once a booming industrial hub, is now home to more Superfund sites than any other U.S. state. This is largely the result of decades of improper industrial waste disposal and inadequate environmental oversight. Many NJ residents are still grappling with the consequences of this industrial legacy. In Keyport, a small borough with a population of roughly 7000, more than 500 residents have reportedly been diagnosed with cancer. The borough also happens to be home to an old commercial landfill that was never properly closed, raising serious concerns about potential environmental contamination. This is yet another reminder of why comprehensive regulations are so important for large-scale industrial development, including data centers! Because when these facilities eventually cease operations, what happens to all of their equipment and potentially hazardous components? Where does that waste go? And perhaps most importantly, who is responsible for cleaning it up, and who pays? These are conversations we need to be having BEFORE these facilities are built, not decades after the damage is done. Join Moms Across America every Monday at 7PM ET as we discuss emerging public health concerns and the grassroots efforts underway to protect communities across the country. 🇺🇸

MOMS ARE PAYING ATTENTION. Moms don’t care what political party you belong to. They care about what you are actually DOING to protect their children. Are you getting toxic pesticides out of our food? Are you protecting our drinking water? Are you holding companies accountable for exposing our families to harmful chemicals? Are you supporting organic, regenerative farmers and making healthy food more accessible? Moms are watching. Moms are asking questions. And moms are voting with their children’s health in mind. Protect our kids from toxins. Protect our food. Protect our future. Or you’re out — Moms Across America

The American Association of Pediatrics is now calling for a TOTAL ban of raw milk. Yes, the same organization that pushes for vaccine mandates and promotes GMO baby formula that we have found extremely high levels of heavy metals in. The same association that sees no issue with fast food and soda in hospitals, and also supports pregnant women getting COVID boosters. That one wants to tell you that you can’t drink raw milk.

We’re proud to partner with Healing Humanity, an independent documentary about real people who were told their health would only get worse, and what happened when they changed the food on their plate. 60 interviews. Nine doctors and experts. 400+ hours of footage. Nearly three years of filming. Streaming October 23. Link in the comments to pre-order! #HealingHumanity

Would you eat a pizza if someone poured lice shampoo on it first? When Moms Across America sent food from the top 20 fast-food chains to an independent laboratory for testing, what we found was alarming. Every single chain tested positive for glyphosate. ALL 20. Across the samples, we detected 27 different pesticides. 🍕 Domino’s pizza crust contained six different pesticide residues, including piperonyl butoxide, a chemical also used in lice treatments. 🍕 Pizza Hut’s veggie pizza contained six pesticide residues. 🍔 Arby’s had the second-highest glyphosate levels in our testing. In additional testing, we also detected monensin in Domino’s pepperoni, an antibiotic used in livestock feed that is not approved for human medical use. Millions of Americans eat fast food every day, often without knowing what pesticide residues may be present in their meals. Parents deserve to know what is in the food they are feeding their children. Thank you, Kash Khan, for sharing our testing results and helping bring attention to what we are finding in America’s food supply!

Millions of American women struggle with infertility or impaired fertility. The CDC reports that 1 in 5 married women with no prior births are unable to become pregnant after a year of trying. Why aren’t we talking more about WHY so many women are struggling to have children? We are surrounded by chemicals every day, in our food, water, air and homes, and research has linked exposures to pesticides, endocrine-disrupting chemicals and other environmental contaminants with reproductive health concerns. If we care about reproductive health, then fertility needs to be part of the conversation. Women deserve more than expensive fertility treatments after something has gone wrong. We deserve answers. We deserve prevention. And we deserve a food system that supports the health of our bodies and our future children. What about our right to reproduce?

Our kids pajamas, our mattresses, and couches, are drenched in infertility-causing flame retardants because of government incompetence Instead of regulating indoor smoking back in the '50s, the government thought it would be a better idea to saturate our homes and children’s clothes with chemical flame retardants. We know these chemicals are toxic and cause cancer and infertility. Yet the Flammable Fabrics Act is still in effect today. Of course 1 in 4 couples struggle to conceive. Of course 1 in 2 people get cancer in their lives. Of course the majority of people have 1 or more chronic illness. Our homes are FULL of toxins. What can we do? Choose certified organic clothing, mattresses, couches, and even carpet. At the very least choose OEKO-TEX Standard 100 products which bans the worst flame retardants. Opt for natural materials like wool which is naturally flame resistant, look for statements from manufacturers that say “This product contains NO added flame retardant chemicals” or contact them if it is unclear.