Coghill,
If you have anything else than indications, as in conclusive evidence, I really think you should take it to the court and don't hesitate in doing so. I'm not saying this to harass you, but this is an important issue for mankind if you're right.
If you have made analyses in several geographic areas with high levels of these phenomena you claim is a hazard for humans, then I can't help to think about a large number of other reasons that should also be taken in account: Food habits, general health care, genetic disposure etc., there could be a large number of reasons for these symptoms you have found, and I guess that's exactly the same thing they will tell you in court. So unless you have some lab studies on humans concerning this matter, which can be considered conclusive evidence, you don't really have a case. Your findings could actually be quite wrong, and the product of selective search.
I'm always very skeptic about conspiracy theories, because there are enough to go around and I've heard a lot of crap already that turned out to be wrong in the end. I'm even more skeptic when the person that claims the existence of the conspiracy, make a living out of that claim.
The short version: If you have anymore than indications, that could not have been the product of selective search, I think you should take it to the court right away, so you atleast try. Even if you're right and still lose the case, it's far better than having done nothing else but threatening infants to get attention, and claiming the existance of worldwide conspiracies without solid proof.
If you're right about your claims, and not just using a greyzone scientific area to earn a living by threatening and scaming people, then good luck Sir.