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EPA Should Formally Monitor Mifepristone in Public Water Systems
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EPA Should Formally Monitor Mifepristone in Public Water Systems
From Liberty Counsel Action: As the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) considers new drinking water contaminants to monitor, Liberty Counsel Action (LCA) has recommended the agency add the chemical abortion drug mifepristone and its active metabolites to its monitoring list. Under the Safe Water Drinking Act, the EPA reviews and updates the list of unregulated drinking water contaminants that must be monitored every five years, known as the U…
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