Finish Line Car Wash is set to install a new well to supply water for the business. After months of applications and denials, Milton Town Council finally approved carwash owner Jim Parker’s request to install a 4-inch commercial well for his 10-year-old business. Parker argued that he needs the well for his business to secure […]
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Fluoride: The Toxic Import from China Hidden in This Everyday Beverage
This article was originally published on October 11, 2011, on Dr. Mercola’s website – click here to see. Dr. Bill Osmunson is an avid supporter of fluoride opposition in the US. He’s particularly suited to discuss the health dangers of fluoride, not just because he’s been a full-time dentist for over three decades, but also because […]
TODAY. Salt Lake County Board of Health 5pm hearing on fluoridation & last day for written comments
The Salt Lake County Board of Health has proposed amendments to Health Regulation #33, Fluoridation in Public Water Supplies.The public comment period will end on Thursday, October 23, 2014. A copy of the proposed amendments is available for review. Written comments are preferred and will be accepted if received by 5:00 p.m. on October 23, 2014. […]
City of Aberdeen to reconsider fluoridation of water supply
The city of Aberdeen will review whether they should continue adding fluoride to their water in the coming months, after several public comments on the matter North Aberdeen resident Karla Eilers spoke last night. “There are many out there that believe that fluoridating our public water is a great idea and helps prevent tooth decay. The […]
Utility to review adding fluoride to Madison water
The Madison Water Utility Board will review the policy of adding fluoride to the city’s drinking water supply when it meets next week… October 28. To read full article click here See report, Fluoridation of Public Drinking Water, by Public Health, Madison & Dane County, June 4, 2014
Town of Tonawanda’s Huntley power plant is biggest polluter in Erie County
Renewable energy advocates said the 440,000 pounds of pollutants that the Huntley electric plant generated in the Town of Tonawanda in 2013 proves it doesn’t take much coal to damage the Earth. The plant’s operator said the 98-year-old facility has never run cleaner. Both arguments might be true, but it didn’t stop Huntley from recapturing […]
Oneida Common Council receives recommendation to fluoridate
Excerpts from the article on the Oneida Common Council meeting on Tuesday: Council also filed a recommendation from the city Water Board, a letter from the Madison County Board of Health and an informational packet regarding a request from local dentists and physicians asking that fluoride be added to city water. Fluoridating the city’s water […]
Halting fluoridation: Forsyth to stop adding fluoride to water due to unaffordable upgrades
FORSYTH — After nearly a year of debate over whether to stop adding fluoride to the municipal water system, the city of Forsyth Board of Aldermen voted 4-0 to, at least temporarily, halt the practice. The vote required the practice to be halted immediately. The decision came in light of a report from the Missouri […]
Amherst Select Board opposes fluoride testing
AMHERST — The Select Board on Monday voted to support an increase on the surcharge on residential tax bills, and opposed more rigorous testing of the fluoride that has been put in the town’s drinking water supply since 1987… Special Town Meeting Meanwhile, the Select Board also reviewed warrant articles for a special Town Meeting […]
Edmond: City chooses not to fluoridate its water supply
Thirty-two Oklahoma communities in Oklahoma were awarded a Water Fluoridation Quality Award this week from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The winners included Oklahoma City’s Draper Water Treatment Plant and Hefner Water Treatment Plant, according to the Oklahoma State Department of Health. For 2013, a total of 2,184 public water systems in […]