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Blair city council approval of water treatment plant chemicals
Excerpt: The Mayor and Council of the City of Blair, Nebraska, met in regular session in the City Council Chambers on April 23, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. … approved the following… Council awarded the bid for chemicals for the Water Treatment Plant to all low bidders as follows: 1) Air Product-Carbon Dioxide-$.0375/lb; 2) Mississippi Lime-Quick […]
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Sheridan City Council Votes To Remove Fluoride From Water Supply
The water supply in and around Sheridan no longer contains added fluoride after the city council voted to remove it. Sheridan’s city council voted to stop fluoridating the area water supply after the results of a survey sent out to city water customers revealed that most of the respondents wanted fluoride gone. About 34 percent […]
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Ocala: City Council chairwoman indicates fluoride will stay
Despite an initial move to stop fluoridating city water, a proposed ordinance now includes the practice after a local groundswell in support for adding fluoride. What a difference a month makes. In April, Ocala’s water managers were ready to present an ordinance to the Ocala City Council that would end 63 years of fluoridating city […]
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Harmful Effects of Fluoride Continue to Mount
Story at-a-glance Research linking fluoridation with harmful long-term side effects continues to mount, with more undeniable evidence of fluoride’s neurotoxicity published as FAN’s historic trial with the EPA draws closer Fluoridation overfeed in Sandy, Utah, sickens hundreds of residents and is only one of over 50 reported fluoridation-related accidents since 2000 Campaign momentum is building […]
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Labor returned to Richmond
Labor’s Justine Elliot has been returned to the seat of Richmond (Tweed, Byron and Ballina shires), after the surprise re-election of the Liberal-National Morrison government on Saturday. And like many elections preceding this, the Byron Shire Green vote was again instrumental in returning Labor’s Elliot into office. Nationals candidate Matthew Fraser secured a strong vote […]
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Clearwater water fluoridation to begin
The city of Clearwater will begin adding fluoride to its drinking water supply on June 10. The City Council approved the addition of fluoride to the water system in 2016 and 2018. Clearwater Public Utilities will be fluoridating its drinking water to the recommended level of 0.7 milligrams of fluoride per liter of water. For […]
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Removing fluoride from water supply key election issue for Lynch
An interest in politics only developed in the last year for Noreen Lynch and now the sixty one year old has decided to dive head first into local politics by placing her name on the ballot paper for Friday’s election in the Kilrush electoral area. Issues that she is passionate about have failed to garner […]
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Is Fluoride the New Mercury? 10 Natural Toothpaste Alternatives That Are Playing It Safe
Whether it’s part of the tidal wave of new naturals taking over the beauty realm or fluoride’s classification as a neurotoxin (the same eyebrow-raising category that lead, arsenic, and methylmercury fall into) this year, there’s no denying that natural toothpastes are having a moment. Though it’s long been added to drinking water supplies and used […]
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Bill To Ban PFAS Chemicals From Food Packaging Would Eliminate Major Source of Exposure
WASHINGTON – A bill introduced today in Congress would ban the toxic fluorinated chemicals known as PFAS from use in a primary source of exposure to the compounds. Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-Mich.) introduced the “Keep Food Containers Safe from PFAS Act of 2019.” The act would ban the use of PFAS on any paper used […]
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May 23: 2020 Surgeon General’s Report on Oral Health
Thursday, May 23, 2019 National Advisory Dental & Craniofacial Research Council Meeting Open to the public NIH Campus, Building 45 Conference Rooms E1/E2 in Bethesda, Maryland (NIH Visitor Information) Watch the NIH Videocast » 10:40 am Dr. Michael Longaker, Stanford University will discuss the new Suregon General’s report. *For more information go to https://www.nidcr.nih.gov/about-us/22st-meeting-may-2019?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery
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