Fluoride in Drinking Water: Risks to Children's Health and EPA Action
Fluoride in Drinking Water: Risks to Children's Health
Recent findings indicate that fluoride in drinking water could jeopardize children's health, particularly their cognitive development. A federal judge has ruled that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) must take meaningful action to address this growing concern.
Understanding the Risks
- High Fluoride Levels: Exposure to elevated levels of fluoride can adversely affect intellectual development.
- Regulatory Actions: The judge's decision reflects an urgent need for the EPA to reassess and regulate fluoride concentrations in drinking water.
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