Iran War Leads to Fluoride Shortages for Some Utilities

Fran Kritz

By: Zachary Stieber The Epoch Times

Multiple water providers have lowered the amount of fluoride they add to water for millions of Americans, amid shortages stemming from the U.S.–Iran war.

The Baltimore City Department of Public Works said on April 13 that it is reducing the level of fluoride in their water supply. The move, officials said, was driven by disruptions to the supply chain caused by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. A key Israeli supplier, specifically, has been struggling to meet demand. “This is an adjustment driven solely by supply availability,” Matthew Garbark, director of the Baltimore City Department of Public Works, said in a statement. Read the good news here.

2 thoughts on “Iran War Leads to Fluoride Shortages for Some Utilities”

  1. Yes, that is good news. Meanwhile, America is collapsing at an ever increasing rate of speed. But the limiting of flouride in Baltmore’s water supply has nothing to do with it, the problem is money used for wars while this cesspool is collapsing. I’m 😎 cool with it! Yeah baby!!! Go Iran!! Go Houthis!! Love you!!!

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