@moonknight12191 @LizagnaNoodles Ah yes, like Wynne, Oghren, and Alistair. So edgy. Have you ever licked a lamppost in winter? Doesn't sound like it...
@pantagruels_pen @PodcastVerbal@MichellCClark Did you read the piece? It's 2 years old and still reports that the water is clean. Obviously public trust is not just automatically restored, which I am not an expert on, but Flint water is not unsafe anymore.
@pantagruels_pen @PodcastVerbal@MichellCClark From a technical perspective, as a water systems engineer, the entire system has been repaired and the water is 100% safe to drink. The sources of lead have been removed and replaced.
@pantagruels_pen @PodcastVerbal@MichellCClark I'm not from Flint, I'm in Detroit. The water that gets pumped to Flint is the exact same water that I drink everyday.
@pantagruels_pen @PodcastVerbal@MichellCClark "They" being the hundreds of water engineers, construction professionals, and the state of Michigan who have poured millions of dollars into switching the Flint water source back to the Detroit water system and replacing every lead service line on both public and private property
@Emmaline_999@bandfield13@MichellCClark@4TheCulture____ I don't think saying "that is not a factual statement" is an attack, but maybe a "how can we prove it to you" is needed. I don't know. I know the water they get is the same water I drink everyday.
@Emmaline_999@bandfield13@MichellCClark@4TheCulture____ I'm not an expert in public trust, but I know about water. And when people just keep saying that they still don't have clean water when they really do, it dilutes our environmental justice message. We need to focus on cities where it's still a problem.
@Nellywitit1 @Superstevecoll1 @hnvc__2@MichellCClark No, the whole city is fixed. They don't have to be using bottled water, the water is clean. It's drinkable. ALL of the neighborhoods.
@BarbzXBardi @MACconner24 @creamychokola@MichellCClark@Freckleeesssss Speaking as a water engineer in Detroit - Flint has clean water. It's fixed. It has been fixed. The water is drinkable. That money was spent on replacing every single lead service line in the city. We need to be focusing on the cities that don't have clean water.
@JSanctuary24 It would be fine if the electricity was generated from renewable sources, but it's mainly not. It's fossil fuels.
And I'm with you, comrade, about people not working themselves to death. That's a whole other kettle of fish, though.