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To: Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President Donald Trump, The United States House of Representatives, and The United States Senate

Keep harmful radioactive waste out of our children's food, conventionally grown or organic

The US limit for carcinogenic radioactive cesium is 1200 Bq/kg in food. Japan, which is still suffering a triple meltdown, has a limit of 100 Bq/kg. Both of these limits are way too high to protect our children. We are asking that the limit be reduced to 5 Bq/kg for all food, nutritional supplements and pharmaceuticals--lower when technology allows-- and that we quickly and responsibly institute widespread, transparent testing to ensure this limit, particularly in the wake of Japan's catastrophic and ongoing radiation releases from Fukushima Daiichi's triple nuclear meltdowns.

Why is this important?

An official Citizen’s Petition to the FDA has been filed to put important safeguards into motion https://www.regulations.gov/document/FDA-2013-P-0291-0001 where your comments are welcome.

Please help support that effort by signing and sharing this SignOn companion petition widely. We must begin to know how much radiation is in the food we are serving our families, so we can decide what is safe to feed them. All protections in our food supply have been fought for and won. We can win this too.

MORE INFO:
*Radiation and Health Expert Cindy Folkers
 7 minute clip presentation on man-made radiation in our food 

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2025-03-15 20:20:58 -0400

Supporters:

The 14th anniversary of Fukushima was on 3/11. Now watchdogs prepare for Three Mile Island and Chernobyl anniversaries coming up soon. A major accident happens on average every 10-20 years. Heading into year 15 of Fukushima, begs the question: how has the government prepared for the next one? Three Mile Island and Chernobyl health impacts are still being assessed, including transgenerational DNA damage. When they say Fukushima data is required to prove health impacts, we already know.

Trump's 2/13 executive order to create MAHA Commission is collecting information for a strategy to confront illnesses in children with 70 days left on the deadline.

*Comments still open on the FDA petition here, be sure to only follow this link https://bit.ly/3DLdE7e

*Go MAHA. Last year Moms Across America reprinted my op-ed and shared concerns with their membership. Comments needed here: https://bit.ly/4kUONOM

*See the 311 fact sheet: https://bit.ly/4kTOCmX
Thank you!