Central Alabama Water Stops Fluoride: Cost-Cutting, Health Risks
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Central Alabama Water, the largest utility in Birmingham, has halted fluoride addition to drinking water to save costs, a move criticized for potential public health risks. The decision, made by CEO Jeffrey Thompson, has sparked controversy due to past maintenance issues and lack of communication with the board. State health officials confirm the utility failed to provide adequate notice, and the move has significantly impacted the capital budget. The situation reflects broader tensions surrounding the water systems overhaul, with lawsuits and partisan clashes ongoing.
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