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Extreme Weather is getting more extreme. Studies link fossil fuel use to more wildfires, hurricanes, and heat waves. These changes threaten our families and communities.
By working together and making smart choices, we can reduce risks and support a safer future.

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Science Moms We are a group of climate scientists and mothers who care deeply about the planet that our children will inherit. Together, we aim to demystify climate change, talk honestly about how it will affect o...

Extreme Weather is getting more extreme & getting stronger and more frequent. Studies link fossil fuel use to more wildfires, hurricanes, and heat waves.The good news is, by working together, we can reduce risks & support a safer future. Learn more about how we can #SaveOurSummers at ScienceMoms.com

SOS! Save our summers! Extreme weather is changing summer, but it doesn’t have to steal it. Let’s keep our families safe and protect the summers our kids deserve.

Home Volunteer-powered Relief With both the frequency and intensity of natural disasters on the rise around the globe, there’s an urgent need for a more thoughtful approach to the way we respond and help i...

If you have the means, we hope you’ll consider donating to AHAH. Every dollar will make it easier for families to clean up, rebuild, and heal from this climate disaster.

💜 Donate here: www.allhandsandhearts.org

Donations to the org go directly towards aiding with search & rescue efforts, temporary housing for displaced families, debris clean up, removing hazardous trees and more.

In the wake of the devastating floods in Kerr County, we’re partnering with All Hands and Hearts, a disaster relief organization that’s currently on the ground in Texas.

Carbon pollution from burning fossil fuels doesn’t just warm the planet — it pollutes the air our kids breathe. More heat means more smog, more wildfire smoke, and more health risks for little lungs. #ClimateChange

Feel like your allergies are getting worse? Blame climate change!

Dr. Burt studies Arctic clouds and sea ice to understand climate change and makes STEM more inclusive at CSU. Her love for science started young—reading the weather section with her grandfather—and now she’s passing that curiosity to her daughter. Science helps shape a better future for our kids!

YouTube video by Science Moms A Climate Scientist's Message to Her Daughter (Featuring Dr. Melissa Burt)

A Climate Scientist’s Message to Her Daughter
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Impossible. /imˈpäsəb(ə)l/ Adjective. Things very difficult to deal with, like keeping a clean floor, getting our kids NOT to complain while eating their veggies, or, you know, protecting their entire future.

(So basically, a mom’s regular Tuesday).

Later is too late. #ClimateChange #LaterIsTooLate #ScienceMoms

Taking care of our kids = taking care of our world. #ClimateChange #ScienceMoms

Ask a Climate Scientist: What Kind of World Are We Leaving Our Kids? #ClimateChange #ScienceMoms

By switching to clean energy sources like solar, you can cut back big on your monthly bill, while also giving our kids a healthier planet. #ClimateChange #CleanEnergy #Solar

Solar energy is clean, reliable, and always there when we need it. Using solar power, we can gain true independence from polluting energy sources (like oil, gas, and coal).

We're not great at riddles but we are great at explaining clean energy!

Our favorite ball of light, the sun, can provide abundant, affordable, clean energy FOREVER.

YouTube video by Science Moms Create a healthier future for kids with clean energy

What is clean energy? #CleanEnergy #ScienceMoms #ClimateChange

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Happy Valentine’s Day, tag someone who makes you feel electric. ❤️

#ClimateChange #Solar #SolarEnergy #CleanEnergy #LaterIsTooLate #ScienceMoms

These conditions coupled with the Santa Ana winds helped the LA wildfires spread rapidly. According to a new study released by World Weather Attribution, the recent fires were about 35% more likely due to human-made warming, which is primarily driven by the burning of fossil fuels.

Climate change doesn’t ignite wildfires but it makes them more likely to happen. We’re coming off the hottest year in recorded history, which is prolonging dry seasons and drought. In California, climate change led to record dry conditions and increased the number of fire-prone days.

What does climate change have to do with the LA wildfires? Weren’t they started by arsonists?

#SuperBowlSunday #SuperBowlLIX #SuperBowl2025 #Eagles #Chiefs #ChiefsVsEagles

Science Moms We are a group of climate scientists and mothers who care deeply about the planet that our children will inherit. Together, we aim to demystify climate change, talk honestly about how it will affect o...

Let's talk about how what’s happening is being impacted by climate change, and work together to create a cleaner and safer world.

Please visit ScienceMoms.com to learn how to donate to LA wildfire survivors.

#SuperBowlSunday #SuperBowlLIX #SuperBowl2025 #Eagles #Chiefs #ChiefsVsEagles

America’s most watched event is the biggest opportunity to bring people together to talk about protecting the people and places we love for our kids.

Thank you for sharing our commercial and helping us get more people talking about climate change. We hope everyone continues to donate to LA’s wildfire victims and helps spread the word. Together we can protect our kids’ futures.

YouTube video by Science Moms By the Time

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Carbon pollution comes from burning fossil fuels. As we continue to increase our use of oil and natural gas, more carbon is released into the atmosphere.

Switching to clean energy can help cut down on pollution and protect the people and places we love.
Together we can solve this. #SuperBowlLIX