Category Archives: Mothers and Others

Katie Turner Mothers and Others for Clean Air “Play. Breath. Live easier.”  What a beautifully simple and fresh motto. I have learned that Mothers and Others for Clean Air strives to run their organization with this slogan in mind. I … Continue reading →

          Rebecca Watts Hull, a small woman with a thoughtful face and kind eyes, waits outside despite the dark clouds looming above the Atlanta skyline.  As I approach her, I am greeted by an eye-twinkling smile … Continue reading →

Everyone is familiar with the uncomfortable smell of an 18 wheeler truck passing you by as you walk down the side of a road. No one likes the smell, but everyone is aware that the air from that truck is … Continue reading →

“We are continually faced by great opportunities brilliantly disguised as insoluble problems. “ –       Lee Iacocca.   United States is facing a moment of economic regression and social separation of classes due to the lack of equal opportunities to its … Continue reading →

Hope for the Future DeJon Tebought      In today’s urban environments our air is choked with smog and pollution that causes many respiratory issues. We also experience the frustration of congested traffic gridlock as people start and end their … Continue reading →

It was a late evening in the oval office on December 31, 1970, when, after many hard years of fighting, the Clean Air Act (CAA) finally appear on the desk of President Lyndon B. Johnson. President Johnson, at that moment, … Continue reading →