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Water Fluoridation and the Environment: Current Perspective in the United States

by: Howard F. Pollick
International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health (July 2004), pp. 343-350  Key: citeulike:11877481

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Evidence of water fluoridation's effects on plants, animals, and humans is considered based on reviews by scientific groups and individual communities, including Fort Collins, CO, Port Angeles, WA, and Tacoma-Pierce County, WA. The potential for corrosion of pipes and the use of fluoridation chemicals, particularly fluorosilicic acid, are considered, as is the debate about whether fluoridation increases lead in water, with the conclusion that there is no such increase. The arguments of anti-fluoridationists and fluoridation proponentsare examined with respect to the politics of the issue.


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