H.J.Res. 216House Joint Resolution102nd Congress

States that the Environmental Protection Agency should not permit levels of fluoride in water that endanger public health and should…

Official title: To express opposition to the Environmental Protection Agency's past increases in fluoridation levels in drinking water.

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States that the Environmental Protection Agency should not permit levels of fluoride in water that endanger public health and should rescind a specified decision which raised the maximum contaminant fluoride levels in such water.

Introduced Apr 11, 1991
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Norman Lent

R

U.S. Representative · NY-4

3 cosponsors — mostly Democrats

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