Here you go, Rollo, another water crisis in your own backyard:
http://www.jsonline.com/news/milwaukee/m...54751.html
Erin Brokovich is calling it a "national crisis" and says that Flint is "the tip of the iceberg".
They are saying that Louisiana is also having a big problem along with several other places. Actually when I was in New Orleans over the summer, there was a water advisory. They said not to drink the water or even bathe in it. The advisory was lifted while we were there but we didn't take any chances and we drank bottled water. Actually a good friend of mine is overseas right now and his entire family caught a horrible bug from drinking the water. They were all hospitalized and put on IV units. :(
I was just looking at a map. Flint is land locked and only has a couple of small rivers flowing nearby. To be honest with you guys, here in Canada we probably take clean water for granted, we have it in abundance.
It looks as though the government is going to have to do something about this.
http://www.jsonline.com/news/milwaukee/m...54751.html
Erin Brokovich is calling it a "national crisis" and says that Flint is "the tip of the iceberg".
They are saying that Louisiana is also having a big problem along with several other places. Actually when I was in New Orleans over the summer, there was a water advisory. They said not to drink the water or even bathe in it. The advisory was lifted while we were there but we didn't take any chances and we drank bottled water. Actually a good friend of mine is overseas right now and his entire family caught a horrible bug from drinking the water. They were all hospitalized and put on IV units. :(
I was just looking at a map. Flint is land locked and only has a couple of small rivers flowing nearby. To be honest with you guys, here in Canada we probably take clean water for granted, we have it in abundance.
It looks as though the government is going to have to do something about this.