Since the inception of water fluoridation in 1945, a crime and cover-up have continued between government and various industries, professional associations, and research institutions. Together, they have successfully rebranded an industrial pollutant and neurotoxin as a beneficial additive to the water supply.

Something in the Water is an indispensable guide designed specifically to teach concerned residents how to mount a local, grassroots campaign to end water fluoridation. This important and urgent work from campaign consultant Clint Griess distills the finest advice from worldwide fluoride-free campaigns into twelve manageable steps.

For those seeking to restore free choice in public health policy and reclaim clean drinking water for themselves and their communities, this campaigner's manual contains everything needed for success. Both practical and inspiring, Something in the Water relies on the firsthand testimonies of fluoride-free advocates who share their hard-won experiences so others can avoid common pitfalls and effectively stop public utilities from poisoning the water.