Coal ash is toxic, widespread, and leaking. Tell the EPA today that this problem requires effective, mandatory federal regulation.

We can lower carbon pollution by fully implementing the Clean Air Act. Don't let dirty fossil fuel industries pressure members of Congress to tie the EPA's hands and place profits before health.

Tell your senators: Don't exempt coal-fired power plants from curbing dangerous air pollution.

Current laws are not protecting us from toxic chemical exposures. Tell your congressperson to put health first by ensuring that chemicals are tested for safety before they are allowed on the market.

Ask your members of Congress to protect Americans from toxic chemical exposure.

Right now legislation is being drafted in Congress to reform the main federal chemical safety law -- the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA). It is critical that EPA support the strongest version of this legislation, one that includes taking swift action on chemicals we already know to be dangerous.

Putting millions of Americans needlessly at risk from poisonous chemicals at chemical plants is unacceptable. Tell your Senators to support health-protective chemical security legislation.

The Clean Air Act, our only regulatory tool to cut carbon emissions and prevent catastrophic climate change, is under attack. To protect our nation's health, we need your help!

The Clean Air Act over the past 40 years has provided effective means of limiting dangerous air pollutants and has saved countless lives. Now, the Clean Air Act and with it the EPA Endangerment Finding are under attack. To protect our nation's health and the world we need your help!

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing to use the Clean Air Act to require the heaviest polluters to reduce their emissions of carbon dioxide. The polluters that would be affected are new (or modified) huge factories and coal-fired power plants. Requiring them to control their own pollution is fair and highly beneficial to health: It will help protect us from the worst consequences of global warming, while reducing the toxic pollutants from coal combustion that damage our hearts, lungs, and brains.

The U.S. is at a crossroads for determining its future energy policy. While the U.S. relies heavily on coal for its energy needs, the health consequences of that reliance are multiple and have widespread and damaging impact. Please urge your Senators to protect our health, and our children's health, from coal pollution.

Health Professionals, please urge the Senate to confront global warming and build a healthy, safe energy future! Click the link below to send letters to your Senators.

Global warming poses grave consequences for human health. To protect against severe hurricanes, storms and flooding, intense heat waves, worsening air quality, and the spread of insect-borne and water-borne diseases, we must act quickly and definitively.

Evidence of widespread contamination of human beings makes it clear that the nation’s outdated and ineffective chemical management system must be reformed. Tell your Representative and your Senators that we must protect our health from toxic chemicals.