Guest guest Posted April 19, 2000 Report Share Posted April 19, 2000 ----- Forwarded message ----- From: ALLIES FOR JUSTICE Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2000 Subject: California Safe Drinking Water Assembly member Audie E. Bock has introduced critical legeslation (AB1729) in the California State legislature that would protect California citizens from having to consume municipal drinking water that has been treated with untested or toxic chemicals. This bill would require a public water system to comply with various requirements in conducting any program of fluoridation of any public water supply, and that no fluorine-containing substance that could be classified as a pesticide or hazardous or toxic waste by state or federal agencies be added to the public water supply. The bill would also provide that a product, substance, device, element, medicine, or preventive agent shall not be added to any public water supply for certain purposes, unless it has been tested and approved as safe, and effective for the purpose for which it is to be added, by the United States Food and Drug Administration. By adding to the requirements of public water systems that conduct fluoridation programs, this bill would impose additional duties on local agencies that operate public water systems, thereby imposing a state-mandated local program. We are asking everyone to bear down and make a last minute drive to get more letters of endorsement in on AB1729. The legislators are gone this next week on spring break, but we need them to return to a pile of endorsements on the Monday preceding the April 25 hearing. CONTACT INFORMATION: SURFACE MAIL: Assembly member Audie E. Bock, State Capitol Rm. 5144, Sacramento, CA 95814 FAX: (916)-319-2116 E-MAIL: assemblymember.bock@... Lark Lenore Chadwick http://origin.org/afj/afj011.cfm?V098=larkwick ALLIES FOR JUSTICE http://origin.org/afj.cfm .. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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