Human Remains Found in U.S. Water Systems, Study Reveals

A groundbreaking research paper has uncovered a shocking reality: human remains, including fetal tissues and bone fragments, are present in America's water systems. The study, titled "Abortion in Our Water," published by Liberty Counsel Action, highlights an unfolding environmental and public health crisis.
The paper reveals that an estimated 30-40 tons of hazardous medical waste, including aborted fetal remains, are being flushed into wastewater treatment facilities annually. This waste includes placenta, bone fragments, and organs, which are not properly treated due to inadequate infrastructure.
The report also examines the impact of chemical abortion drugs like Mifepristone, which are flushed into water systems. These drugs, known to act as endocrine disruptors, can interfere with human hormones and persist in water supplies, posing potential risks to public health.
Liberty Counsel Action warns that the original FDA approval of Mifepristone overlooked the environmental and health impacts of its disposal. The study calls for immediate regulatory action, urging Congress and federal agencies to investigate and address these oversight failures.
The findings underscore a glaring violation of environmental protection laws, including the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and the Clean Water Act (CWA). The report demands stricter regulations to ensure "at-home" chemical abortions are treated with the same scrutiny as hospital-based procedures.
This shocking revelation highlights a pressing need for action to protect public health and the environment from the unintended consequences of the abortion industry's practices.

Published: 6/20/2025