Australia - Man Quits Job Because City Wouldn´t Take Fluoride Out Of The Water Supply
Man Quits Job Because City Wouldn´t Take Fluoride Out Of The Water Supply
Graham Demeny has worked at the Glenmore Water Treatment Plant for 15 years, making sure that the water was safe to drink. Demeny was one of five people in charge of adding the chemicals that cleaned up the water supply in Rockhampton, Australia.
“Until now all processes adopted have made the water either clean or safe to consume," he said. But the city then wanted to add fluoride, and he says that the chemical "questionably compromises the safety aspect" of the city's water supply.
He first asked for a transfer to another department, but the city told him either add fluoride or get out. So he quit in protest, but this was not enough to stop the city from adding it today to the supplies of Rockhampton, The Caves and Gracemere.
Graham Demeny has worked at the Glenmore Water Treatment Plant for 15 years, making sure that the water was safe to drink. Demeny was one of five people in charge of adding the chemicals that cleaned up the water supply in Rockhampton, Australia.
“Until now all processes adopted have made the water either clean or safe to consume," he said. But the city then wanted to add fluoride, and he says that the chemical "questionably compromises the safety aspect" of the city's water supply.
He first asked for a transfer to another department, but the city told him either add fluoride or get out. So he quit in protest, but this was not enough to stop the city from adding it today to the supplies of Rockhampton, The Caves and Gracemere.
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