The bill would change provisions relating to the approval and regulation of adding fluoride to the water supply of certain political subdivisions. People should have a say in what is added to their drinking water; the description does not make the bill’s direction clear.
The bill would prohibit water fluoridation and provide a penalty. People should decide for themselves whether to take fluoride.
The bill would provide for medical conscience-based objections. People should be free to decline medical care that violates their conscience.
Would prohibit weather modification. People deserve protection from substances released into the air without their consent.
Addresses vaccination freedom at universities. Referred to the House Health Committee. Students should not have to accept a vaccine to get an education.
Creates the Clear Skies Act, prohibiting geoengineering, cloud seeding and other atmospheric interventions, authorizing DNR to investigate violations, and setting penalties. Families should not be subjected to deliberate atmospheric interventions without their knowledge or consent.
Creates provisions relating to the discharge of fluoride into water. CODR supports ending water fluoridation and is watching whether this bill moves in that direction.
Provides that the State Board of Health shall not require public water systems to fluoridate water or install fluoridation equipment. People should choose for themselves whether to take fluoride rather than receive it through the water supply.
Defines geoengineering in state pollution law, prohibits it in Mississippi, and creates penalties. Residents should not be subjected to substances released into the air without their consent.
Would prohibit discrimination against a person who refuses certain medical interventions for reasons of conscience, including religious convictions. No one should lose a job or service for declining a medical procedure on grounds of conscience or faith.