Climate Action Campaign

06/02/2026

As we prepare to open the Museum of Unnatural Disasters tomorrow, Asheville, NC residents like Colleen are still grappling with the lasting effects that these extreme weather events have on people's lives, and deserve more support than they're getting from the Trump administration.

The Museum serves to continue highlighting stories of extreme weather survivors even after mainstream attention has moved on.

Come see for yourself - 6/3 to 6/14 on the National Mall. Head to unnaturaldisastersmuseum.com to learn more.

05/29/2026

The wildfires that tore through California last January stole not just Altadena residents' sense of safety in their homes, but the homes themselves.

Some mementos were salvageable, and will be showcased at our Museum of Unnatural Disasters in downtown DC starting next week, as will the full version of the Delgados' story.

05/28/2026

Last summer’s deadly floods in Texas were a stark reminder of how climate change is making weather feel more and more unnatural and dangerous.

Our Museum of Unnatural Disasters, coming to downtown DC next week, will feature the full version of this video, as well as artifacts from survivors of extreme weather. Don’t miss the impactful exhibit - head to https://www.actonclimate.com/museum-of-unnatural-disasters/ for more information.

🎥: Extreme Weather Survivors

05/27/2026

Museum of Unnatural Disasters curator Sam Hartman breaks down what she hopes visitors take away from the exhibit when it comes to downtown DC in just *one week*!

RSVP and learn more about the museum: https://www.actonclimate.com/museum-of-unnatural-disasters/

05/26/2026

Texas is the most disaster-prone state in the country - meaning most of its residents have experienced the impacts of extreme weather at some point in recent years. We're gathering in Houston this Saturday to hear stories of those who have lived through these unnatural disasters. RSVP to join us at https://www.mobilize.us/climateactioncampaign/event/927935/?utm_source=facebook

05/20/2026

"House Republicans have unveiled a devastating budget that would gut the agencies that stand between American families and toxic air, contaminated water, terrible health outcomes, and the accelerating devastation of climate-driven disasters."

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05/20/2026

We continue to see communities burn as climate change worsens. Increased hot, dry, windy conditions are continuing to create these monstrous wildfires that harm our neighbors and our homes.

By evening, the Sandy Fire had consumed more than 1,300 acres of dry brush in the hills above Simi Valley, a city about 30 miles from Los Angeles, and damaged at least one home.

05/15/2026

Trump’s love affair with coal has cost Americans hundreds of millions of dollars—all to keep the oldest, dirtiest fossil plants hanging around. We must pass my bill to stop Trump’s abuse of the energy emergency authority that's forcing families to fund his pet pollution projects.