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National Consumer Coalition Against DHMO
Who are we?
The National Consumer Coalition Against DHMO (NCCADHMO), not affiliated with the Coalition to Ban Dihydrogen Monoxide, was founded in 1997 in an effort to raise public awareness about the dangers of Dihydrogen Monoxide (DHMO) in our daily lives. The secondary goal of NCCADHMO is to act in the public interest as a lobbying agent in Congress to affect public policy regarding the safety and uses of DHMO.Although we are not funded by the EPA, we are loosely affiliated with the US Environmental Assessment Center's Dihydrogen Monoxide Research Division. This affiliation was created in an effort to make information available to the public in an expedient fashion, and to provide a public forum for the ongoing DHMO debate.
We manage the day-to-day operation of the DMRD web site, of which this page is a part. We also make every attempt to remain unbiased in our presentation of the facts surrounding the grave and ever-present dangers of DHMO.
What is DHMO?
Dihydrogen Monoxide, or DHMO, is a colorless and odorless chemical that kills or maims thousands each year, primarily through accidental inhalation. It has also been revealed to be a causative agent in many environmental exposure incidents, industrial contaminations, automobile accidents, and property damage. The dollar amount losses caused, and the lives impacted, by the DHMO threat are virtually innumerable.We need you!
We are still a very young organization, and desperately need volunteers and other concerned citizens to become involved in our ongoing efforts. If you'd like more information about NCCADHMO, or would like to volunteer, please send us email. We also welcome any feedback you care to give!Copyright © 1997 by Tom Way