After analyzing water collected from three cities along with upstream and downstream water from their water treatment planes, "significant levels of Mifepristone," an abortion drug, were found.

Hospitals do not flush pathological medical waste - such as blood, placenta, and human remains - down toilets. But women ending their pregnancies at home do.

Mifepristone is a "forever" chemical, which means it does not naturally dissolve over time. Researchers are warning that "this contaminant could affect the physiology of animals; and human health, including fertility, pregnancy, and fetal development.

Urge your U.S. Representative and 2 U.S. Senators to propose legislation to ban at-home abortions. The health of our country depends on it.