The children of Flint, ten years later

Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health·Apr 25

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It has been ten years since a state of emergency was declared in Flint, marking a significant milestone in the city's drinking water crisis. The crisis has had a lasting impact, with some reports indicating that clean water is still not available in Flint, while others suggest progress is being made. The incident has also sparked a broader effort to replace lead pipes across the US and transform national water policy.

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