Central Alabama Water Fluoride System Shutdown
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Birmingham, Alabama, United States
Source: WBMA
Central Alabama Water announced it would stop adding fluoride to its drinking water to save millions in repair costs and about $250,000 annually. However, three of the system's four filter plants had already stopped adding fluoride years before the announcement due to poor condition of the fluoride machines. This lack of transparency has raised concerns among lawmakers and local leaders.
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Description | Central Alabama Water announced it would stop adding fluoride to its drinking water to save millions in repair costs and about $250,000 annually. However, three of the system's four filter plants had already stopped adding fluoride years before the announcement due to poor condition of the fluoride machines. This lack of transparency has raised concerns among lawmakers and local leaders. |
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