Friday, December 18, 2009

We Need More Spine Like This

Man Quits Job Because City Wouldn´t Take Fluoride Out Of The Water Supply

"AFTER 15 years loyal service with Fitzroy River Water, Graham Demeny says his career is down the gurgler because of fluoride and an uncompromising council.
Graham, who was responsible for making Rockhampton’s drinking water safe, resigned earlier this month after his request for a transfer within Rockhampton Regional Council was refused.
He said he questioned the safety of adding fluoride to the city’s water supply and ethically wasn’t prepared to do the job."

"Graham, who finished up with council on December 7, said he was one of five people who added the chemicals to the water supply.
“For the last 15 years I have worked at the Glenmore Water Treatment Plant operating the chemical dosing of water taken from the Fitzroy River for the city’s consumption,” Graham said.
“Until now all processes adopted have made the water either clean or safe to consume.
“Fluoride addition does neither and questionably compromises the safety aspect.
“With this ethical, plus a few moral issues, I realised my present position was untenable.”

3 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

YEAH!Its time more people get some balls ,me too!And if you think thats krazy check out aol today under the top 10 career choices for 2010 and read down past all the spam the comment by paul r. who advocates for civil war and possible death to all corupt people in power for total usurpation of the people.mr. know formally mr.n.,formally mr.?. hey mr.piglipstick,e-me@mrs.n about possible gift exchange for x-mas!

18/12/09 3:39 PM  
Blogger nolocontendere said...

Um, say what?

18/12/09 5:10 PM  
Blogger Nina said...

i was wondering this am who to put on the cover of Time Rag's "Person of the Year" instead of Bernasty. this man would be a good candidate. (anon's comment is mr. n's way of saying we lost your e-mail address. he wants to verify mailing addy for a little holiday treat.)

19/12/09 2:13 PM  

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