The Case against Fluoride: How Hazardous Waste Ended Up in Our Drinking Water and the Bad Science and Powerful Politics That Keep It There
by James Beck, Paul Connett, H. Spedding Micklem
The Case against Fluoride examines how fluoride entered drinking water and challenges the scientific and political foundations that have supported the practice. James Beck, Paul Connett, and H. Spedding Micklem explore the relationship between hazardous waste, public health, scientific debate, and policy.
About This Book
The Case against Fluoride examines the presence of fluoride in drinking water and the history behind that practice.
The book focuses on the claim that hazardous waste became part of public water supplies, placing environmental and public-health questions at the center of its discussion.
It also considers the scientific evidence and interpretations used in debates over fluoridation.
Finally, the authors explore the political forces they argue have helped keep fluoride in drinking water.
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