EPA Could Investigate Ways to Test Water for Chemical Abortion Drugs 

The American people deserve to have clean, safe drinking water. We ought to know exactly what we are ingesting and what it could be doing to our bodies and our fertility. Each year it is estimated that more than 40 tons of chemically tainted human remains enter our wastewater systems due to the chemical abortion drug. Thankfully, the New York Times reports that the EPA could develop new methods to detect mifepristone and other potentially harmful contaminants in our water. This comes following the request of 25 members of Congress who asked the EPA to investigate. The chemical abortion drug has proven to be deadly for the baby and dangerous for the mother. What could it be doing in our water? You deserve to know.