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Fluoride Suppliers Want to Keep Toxic Ingredients Hidden from Public

March 30, 2025 1st Amendment, Action Alerts, Agriculture, Animal Issues, Arkansas Government, Arkansas Legislators, Arkansas State Sovereignty, Civil Liberties, Environmental Issues, EPA, FDA, Featured, Fluoridation, FOIA, Freedom of Information Act, General Information, Government Overreach, Health, Healthcare / FDA, Lobbyist, Local government, Money, Municipal Government, News, Patriot Alert, Preserve the Constitution, Property Rights, Solid Waste Management, Voting, Water Fluoridation, Water Issues, Water Rights, World News

This is a photo of IMC Agrico – the New Wales Plant in Polk County, Florida from the Fluoride Action Network article: Photographs of the Florida Phosphate Industry . Why is there no transparency regarding fluoridation products? Secure Arkansas intends to show you WHY transparency is withheld on fluoride additives or products. . For far too long, […]

ADH Engineer Insists It’s Legal To Add Lead To Drinking Water

July 5, 2015 Featured, Water Issues

by Becky Gillette posted on Eureka Springs Independent website Wednesday, July 01, 2015 When Eureka Springs alderman David Mitchell attended an Arkansas Dept. of Health (ADH) meeting in April to discuss the city’s concerns about the mandate to add fluoride to drinking water, he cited state law that fluoridation opponents insist prohibits adding lead to […]

Arkansas Senators Say the Voice of “We The people” Doesn’t Count

February 25, 2011 Press Releases, Water Issues

The Arkansas State Senate voted yesterday to mandate water fluoridation. While the Arkansas House and Senate perform their votes in a stunning rapidity that will affect the majority of residents in Arkansas, the public’s concerns have been excluded from the process.

HB1205, Arkansas Water Additive Accountability Act – Update

February 3, 2011 Water Issues

HB1205, which would require information about chemicals that are placed in drinking water bill, was debated before the House Public Health, Welfare, and Labor Committee of the Arkansas 88th Legislature. With 15 Democrats and 5 Republicans, the bill was voted down on party lines.