Ten Years After Water Crisis, Distrust and Anger Linger in Flint

This story was originally published by ProPublica. Flint, Michigan, is less than 70 miles from the Great Lakes, the most abundant fresh water on the face of the planet. It’s laced with creeks and a broad river that bears its name. Yet in 2014, Flint’s drinking water became a threat — not because of scarcity, or a natural disaster, or even a familiar tale of corporate pollution. Ten years ago, Read More