Pollution - Fluoride Action Network

Fluoride is a major industrial pollutant, one which has caused widespread damage to fluoride-exposed workers and downwind communities. During the Cold War, fluoride was responsible for more litigation against U.S. industry than all other air pollutants combined. Although the development of modern pollution control technology has resulted in significant reductions in fluoride emissions, millions of

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Fluoride contamination, consequences and removal techniques in

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Mechanism of Fluoride Toxicity. replication or repair and thereby