No, your drinking water isn’t contaminated by abortion pills

Jenae Barnes, a Climate Reporter for The 19th, sheds light on the unfounded claims by anti-abortion advocates who are pushing for the EPA to classify mifepristone, a common abortion pill, as a water contaminant. Despite these efforts, scientists have confirmed there's no evidence that mifepristone affects environmental or human health. This misinformation highlights the politicization of scientific research, emphasizing the importance of relying on credible data when discussing public health and safety.