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March against fluoridation
Posted on December 19, 2009, 1:01pm
People opposed to the fluouridation of Mount Gambier’s water supply will protest with a march and rally on Saturday, January 16.
The Choice Mount Gambier group has distributed flyers to households this week, inviting supporters to join the demonstration.
Construction work on the Blue Lake fluoridation plant began earlier this month with excavations to prepare for the construction of a 60 square metre stone building above the pumping station to house the plant.
Major works are scheduled to start later this month, with completion towards the middle of 2010.
The anti-fluoride flyer delivered to households claims that new studies “question the wisdom of dosing municipal and potable water supplies with fluoride”.
“When one begins to understand the powers behind the push for water fluoridation the dichotomy of water fluoridation can be better understood,” the flyer states.
“Choice Mount Gambier encourages every citizen to investigate the matter for themselves.”
The group asks: “What if it were two to four tonnes of lead or arsenic being metered into our Blue Lake water supply?”
The march against fluoridation will being at 11am on January 16 in Vansittart Park, proceeding down Commercial Street to the Cave Gardens for a rally.
Posted on December 19, 2009, 1:01pm
People opposed to the fluouridation of Mount Gambier’s water supply will protest with a march and rally on Saturday, January 16.
The Choice Mount Gambier group has distributed flyers to households this week, inviting supporters to join the demonstration.
Construction work on the Blue Lake fluoridation plant began earlier this month with excavations to prepare for the construction of a 60 square metre stone building above the pumping station to house the plant.
Major works are scheduled to start later this month, with completion towards the middle of 2010.
The anti-fluoride flyer delivered to households claims that new studies “question the wisdom of dosing municipal and potable water supplies with fluoride”.
“When one begins to understand the powers behind the push for water fluoridation the dichotomy of water fluoridation can be better understood,” the flyer states.
“Choice Mount Gambier encourages every citizen to investigate the matter for themselves.”
The group asks: “What if it were two to four tonnes of lead or arsenic being metered into our Blue Lake water supply?”
The march against fluoridation will being at 11am on January 16 in Vansittart Park, proceeding down Commercial Street to the Cave Gardens for a rally.
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