via dailycaller Flint, Michigan, received $390 million in state funding for its water crisis, but as much has gone to economic and social development as has gone to safe drinking water,
Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson highlights the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, during night one of CNN’s 2020 Democratic primary debate. #CNN #News
When the water changed color from brown to orange, they said the water was safe. When people reported rashes, hair loss, odor and sewage, they said the water was safe.
Baltimore, Milwaukee, Chicago and Cleveland all have been victim to high lead and other toxins in the water. Eddie Conway and Eugene Puryear discuss the frustrations of citizens and the
by Thinker Water Should Be Free, Only Greed Charges for Gifts From the Creator! Lagos Water Corporation has shortlisted three companies to run their county water. All three companies have
by Thinker Flint native Jada Coleman decided to step up when she watched a Netflix documentary about her own city and felt it only told just part of the story.
It’s been four years since the flint water crisis began and, sadly, Flint residents are still feeling the effects of the crisis. The EPA is giving a grant to the
Despite overwhelming public outcry from Michiganders, Michigan approved a request by Nestle to increase the amount of water it pumps from the groundwater in Michigan by 167 percent. Then, just 4
www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4OGhZQPI6o Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder’s decision to close the last four free bottled water sites in Flint converged on the state Capitol to demand better efforts to provide clean water.
A Tale of Two Cities tells the story of two very different Michigan communities—picturesque, small town Evart and gritty, industrial Flint— who have found their futures inextricably linked by a
by Pamela Williams The media is keeping quiet about the devastation in Flint, Michigan. It is only being reported by a few news outlets. The stories of suffering from Flint residents