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5. It's not contaminated. It's the infrastructure

Thu Apr 27, 2017, 07:44 AM

Apr 2017

That is why this is taking so long. All the piping has to be replaced to every household.

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Three Years Into The Flint Water Crisis Residents Must Still Use Water Filters..VIDEO [View all] mfcorey1 Apr 2017 OP

The answer to the last question is, "NO!" UncleTomsEvilBrother Apr 2017 #1

Not really, the problem is unique to Flints system Lee-Lee Apr 2017 #2

Not to make light of madokie Apr 2017 #3

And paying for contaminated water.. coco22 Apr 2017 #4

It's not contaminated. It's the infrastructure Drahthaardogs Apr 2017 #5