Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 55 minutes ago
The judge in the fluoride TSCA lawsuit has dismissed the EPA's' motion for summary judgement (MSJ). This means that our case will go forward and will be heard in April of next year (it is scheduled to start April 20 and run for two weeks). This is the first time in its 43-year history that citizens have been able to successfully bring a suit to court under provisions in TSCA. This is a huge moment for us and the environmental movement as a whole! Finally the EPA is going to be held accountable for its decades of neglect with respect to protecting citizens from the deliberate addition of a known toxic (neurotoxic) substance to the public drinking water. Finally, we will get our day in court with experts from both sides presenting under oath.
We're working hard to end water fluoridation, raising funds for 2020. You can support the Fluoride Action Network with a tax-deductible donation today: donatenow.networkforgood.org/1415005
The judge in the fluoride TSCA lawsuit has dismissed the EPA's' motion for summary judgement (MSJ). This means that our case will go forward and will be heard in April of next year (it is scheduled to start April 20 and run for two weeks). This is the first time in its 43-year history that citizens have been able to successfully bring a suit to court under provisions in TSCA. This is a huge moment for us and the environmental movement as a whole! Finally the EPA is going to be held accountable for its decades of neglect with respect to protecting citizens from the deliberate addition of a known toxic (neurotoxic) substance to the public drinking water. Finally, we will get our day in court with experts from both sides presenting under oath.
We're working hard to end water fluoridation, raising funds for 2020. You can support the Fluoride Action Network with a tax-deductible donation today: donatenow.networkforgood.org/1415005
