US EditionRepublicans ask for EPA probe into impact of abortion pills on water supply, infertility
- Republicans, led by Senator James Lankford and Representative Josh Brecheen, have requested an investigation from the Environmental Protection Agency regarding abortion pills and their potential contamination of the water supply.
- In 2023, medication abortions accounted for over 60% of all abortions in the U.S., totaling approximately 648,500 procedures, highlighting the significance of this issue.
- FDA Commissioner Marty Makary announced he will review mifepristone's safety after studies indicated concerning health risks that exceed reported levels.
- The letter from lawmakers emphasizes that flushing mifepristone could negatively impact fertility, urging the EPA to assess its potential contaminant effects on water quality.
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Abortion Pill Chemicals May Be Contaminating America's Tap Water
In addition to aborting babies and harming women, mifepristone (the abortion pill) is possibly contaminating America’s tap water. In a recent letter to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Senator James Lankford and Congressman Josh Brecheen urged EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin to investigate “the potential contaminant effects of this drug”: We request that the EPA study the impact of the “byproducts” of mifepristone, such as the active meta…
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FDA Report Exposes Contamination of U.S. Drinking Water with Aborted Fetal Remains
A shocking FDA report, released by Liberty Counsel Action (LCA) on June 17, exposes the contamination of U.S. drinking water with over 40 tons of aborted fetal remains and chemical byproducts from abortion pills. This [...] The post FDA Report Exposes Contamination of U.S. Drinking Water with Aborted Fetal Remains appeared first on The People's Voice.
Lawmakers call for studies on chemical abortion pill pollution of environment
Two Republican lawmakers penned a bicameral letter calling on the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to analyze the pollutive effects of flushing unborn babies killed by chemical… The post Lawmakers call for studies on chemical abortion pill pollution of environment appeared first on CatholicVote org.
Lawmakers Demand Investigation into Abortion Pill-Contaminated Water
Republicans have called for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to launch an investigation into whether the use of abortion pills infiltrates the nation’s water supply. Senator James Lankford and Representative Josh Brecheen, both Oklahoma Republicans, have requested that the agency conduct public health assessments on the pill’s presence in water. “[W]e write to express our concerns regarding mifepristone and its potential contaminant eff…
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