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The government argues that: 1) tap water is safe now; 2) water quality has improved dramatically, and 3) $16 million of the state's funds have gone to bottled water. But the people feel that 1) the government's word cannot be trusted; 2) the water pipes in Flint have still not be replaced; and 3) there are still chemicals and bacteria in the water, even if the lead content has been reduced. Here is an NPR report on the new development on All Things Considered, April 10, 2018 https://www.npr.org/2018/04/10/601268214/in-flint-residents-scramble-to-get-the-last-cases-of-state-provided-bottled-wate  I visited this facility on North Dort. Credit: Steve Carmody
7 Comments
Bill
4/10/2018 08:00:56 pm
Wow. That is messed up.
Keithard
4/10/2018 08:02:13 pm
What if the residents still don't trust the water? I mean, would YOU, if the government had already lied the first time?!
Vince
4/11/2018 04:16:39 pm
Would anyone trust the government after what happened to these families? It’s so unfair. Thanks for calling it out.
Sander
4/11/2018 04:19:21 pm
1. We didn’t tell you we switched the water supply
Tree
4/15/2018 08:34:37 pm
What do you think about the guys who were arrested in the Philly Starbucks? That ain't cool.
Trevor
4/15/2018 09:06:11 pm
I would not take the government’s word that the water is safe. Come on, they did not even reveal the problem until people started to get sick from the water.
Bill P.
4/27/2018 08:06:37 pm
The NPR piece was good. Thanks for posting. Leave a Reply. |
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