Comment submitted by Denide Hoedl
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Summary: An individual is urging the EPA to include mifepristone and related compounds in the study of drinking water contaminants. They argue that these substances may enter wastewater from clinics and hospitals, potentially posing risks to public health and the environment.
Our communities depend on safe drinking water, and I am asking the EPA to investigate whether mifepristone and related compounds are entering waterways. Hospitals and clinics are not allowed to dispose of biological material casually, yet chemical abortion allows drugs, blood, and human remains to enter wastewater without a serious national assessment. That is exactly why the EPA should study whether residues in wastewater create broader risks. This issue affects public health, environmental protection, and the dignity of human life. Please move forward with testing and oversight.