The EPA claims to want to Make America Healthy Again.
It had an opportunity to do just that on the fluoride issue. In the fall of 2024, a federal district court found (after hearing extensive expert testimony) that adding fluoride to water poses an unreasonable risk of neurological harm in children, and ordered EPA to eliminate this risk.
In the final days of the Biden administration, the EPA announced (as expected) its intention to appeal this landmark decision. This announcement, however, had no binding effect on Lee Zeldin and the new administration.
Zeldin had complete discretion to stand down on the appeal, and to follow the court's order to protect Americans from the health risks posed by fluoridation. Zeldin, however, chose to continue with the appeal.
Despite repeated pleas from the MAHA community, Zeldin and the EPA have persisted with its odious appeal. And now, based on a procedural technicality, a federal appeals court has granted Zeldin's request to vacate the district court's order.
EPA has thus officially undone a historic opportunity to protect the public from a toxic chemical added to most American water supplies (and all beverages and foods made with the water).
There are many ways to describe EPA's conduct here, but Making America Healthy Again is not one of them.
@SecKennedy@LeeMZeldin@FluorideAction@FluorideLawsuit
@VioletVampire2 Well it's really the national crime syndicate which was the union between the Jewish and Italian mobs but Lansky later took control of the whole thing soooo you can take from that what you want
@DrJBhattacharya@MargaretManto Heard your conversation with the NIDCR head on fluoride. It appears youโd benefit from expanding your knowledge base here, including cumulative exposure risks, fluoriation efficacy, and regulatory safety factors for vulnerable populations. I suggest chatting with @michaelpconnett
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