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Pfff its fiiiine. Said people the public trusts.
I couldn't help but laugh at this. Totally inappropriate I know, but this a textbook example of why you shouldn't have people who handwave empirical evidence in charge of environmental matters. Electing Ted Cruz would put this on a nationwide scale.
Also, Simpsonsdidit.
Throwing a governor in jail for being criminally stupid is a precedent that no one in Washington wants though. Especially with some of the imminent environmental changes that we've been warned about.
How hasn't the Flint Water Crisis been getting much attention? That place is becoming inhabitable.
How hasn't the Flint Water Crisis been getting much attention? That place is becoming inhabitable.
Looks like a jug filled with piss. Ugh.
Detroit Free Press said:Gov. Rick Snyder's staffers worried in September that the issue of lead in Flint's drinking water was being politicized and that the state's role in the crisis was being exaggerated.
"I can't figure out why the state is responsible except that (then-treasurer Andy) Dillon did make the ultimate decision so we're not able to avoid the subject," Snyder's chief of staff Dennis Muchmore wrote to Snyder in a Sept. 25, 2015, email.
He followed it up the next morning writing: "The real responsibility rests with the county, city and KWA," referring to the Karegnondi Water Authority. "But since the issue here is the health of citizens and their children we're taking a proactive approach."
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In the emails, Muchmore wrote that U.S. Rep. Dan Kildee, D-Flint, was "engaged in his normal press hound routine" after the congressman issued a press release noting he'd asked the EPA to help the state deal with the crisis, adding that then-mayor Dayne Walling "went out on a CYA effort due to the election."
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The Michigan municipal govt FB page posted this today:
Here's a better representation.
fucking disgusting... governor should get fired.
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The Michigan municipal govt FB page posted this today:
Piss is safer to drink than Flint's tap water! Obama's appointee from the EPA said the water was safe, but it wasn't. Funny how he still has his job. Governor Synder knew about this since 2013, only now he acknowledges it because it's harming him politically! Our elected officials has FAILED US! I can say this because I live in Michigan!
Even eliminating minor amounts of contamination takes a long time and lots of money to solve in the US. Since Michigan let this situation turn into a catstrophe it's a huge problem.Feel like I've been hearing about this for 2 weeks here in the UK. Why is this not sorted yet??
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The Michigan municipal govt FB page posted this today:
President of Kettering University sent out a memo today to alumni and parents of students. It's targeted specifically towards the goings on at the school, but there's also a bunch of sourced statements in case you wanted to learn more about what the current situation there is. Unless you choose to believe in lies by omission of course.
http://media.clickondetroit.com/doc...aterUpdateParentsandAlumni_1864731_ver1.0.pdf
This whole situation reads like a questline a good aligned character has to solve when they arrive in a new area in a post apocalyptic RPG, not a fucking real life event in a pre-apocalyptic first world nation. Awful.
Man, that is something that I expect to read about a town in a third world country after some crisis, but in the USAMight have been posted, but a Muslim organization has donated 30,000 bottles of water to Flint.
WASHINGTON — A U.S. House committee is expected to hold a hearing Wednesday, Feb. 3, on the Flint water crisis and the government’s response to high lead levels in drinking water there, U.S. Rep. Brenda Lawrence’s office said Thursday.
And Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder, who has apologized for the state’s handling of reports of high lead levels in Flint’s drinking water after it switched to the Flint River as its water source, is expected to be among those invited to testify before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
i watched the interview with Michael Moore on MSNBC the other day and he was saying that all of the kids are poisoned, there's only about as many kids as are poisoned there.
basically a whole generation of people from that city is going to have health issues for the rest of their life, and there's no way any of them can pay for any of the care
I suspect Flint being 53% black has something to do with it. If this were a white majority city then it'd be in the news 24/7. Or maybe not, because it probably wouldn't have escalated to this point for a white community to begin with.
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The Michigan municipal govt FB page posted this today:
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The Michigan municipal govt FB page posted this today:
What do you base your "suspicions" on? Sounds an awful like race baiting to me.
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The Michigan municipal govt FB page posted this today:
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The Michigan municipal govt FB page posted this today:
How hasn't the Flint Water Crisis been getting much attention? That place is becoming inhabitable.
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The Michigan municipal govt FB page posted this today:
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The Michigan municipal govt FB page posted this today:
How do you define "much attention?" There are three stories on cnn.com's front page about it right now. There's at least three on msnbc.com (though only one on foxnews.com). I can't listen to NPR without hearing about it.
It just seems to be everywhere I look.
How do you define "much attention?" There are three stories on cnn.com's front page about it right now. There's at least three on msnbc.com (though only one on foxnews.com). I can't listen to NPR without hearing about it.
It just seems to be everywhere I look.
Anyone who has ever given a kid a bath will testify that you can't guarantee they won't drink the wafer.