Students hear firsthand about flint water crisis.
Flint michigan water crisis article for students.
Early results from 174 flint children exposed to lead during water crisis shows 80 of them will require special education services.
Tell students they will be viewing a photo essay that depicts the town of flint michigan and its residents who have been severely impacted by a water crisis since 2014.
Thanks to strict regulations imposed by the us environmental and protection agency clean tap water is something americans take for granted.
3 the crisis also involved a complex set of laws comprised of two distinct legal regimes public health and safe drinking water and multiple governmental agencies.
After flint water crisis number of students with special education needs spikes 09 46.
Water from the flint river flows through the hamilton dam.
In 2014 the city switched from detroit s water system to the flint river setting the stage for a crisis that sickened residents and.
But such is not the case for the residents of flint michigan.
But for many the crisis continues.
Flint is the poorest city of the country.
And scientist who played a major role in uncovering the flint water crisis.
The city of flint michigan has made progress in the five years since its heartbreaking water crisis.
8 key takeaways from frontline s investigation of the flint water crisis september 11 2019 the epa says flint s water is safe scientists aren t so sure.
Flint water crisis public health crisis april 2014 june 2016 involving the municipal water supply system of flint michigan which resulted in residents being exposed to dangerous levels of lead.
Although it was once a thriving industrial centre the city of flint in souteastern michigan.
The flint water crisis raised many political societal and ethical issues including concerns about the disproportionate application of michigan s emergency manager law in communities of color.
Before viewing the photo essay ask students to read matt black s statement.