Republicans in New Hampshire have proposed a bill to abolish fluoridation in municipal water systems. The House Resources, Recreation and Development Committee recently voted 16-3 to recommend its passage.
Since 2011, four bills banning fluoride in public water systems in cities and towns have been voted down in committees by unanimous votes.
“Fluoride is the only medicine we put in our water and people can get fluoride by other means,” Rep. Raymond tells Fosters.com. “There’s definitely momentum behind this.”
In another recent fluoridation story, local officials on a council in Ida Grove, Iowa, voted 3-2 to in favor of
News Briefs: Lawmakers Propose Abolishing Fluoridation in New Hampshire
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