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Imagine what will happen with the lead service line replacement programs of the vast majority of cities that, unlike Flint, are not under the microscope or facing court orders. 😶

Writing about it in ProPublica: Michigan Bottlers Still Get Free Water, Despite Governor’s Tough Talk with photos by Sarahbeth Maney propublica.org/article/michig…

In its new #LeadInWater audit report, U.S. EPA OIG states that, in Jan 2021 - Mar 2023, 498 water utilities serving approx 2.3M ppl exceeded the federal "lead action level." Even though an exceedance signals large-scale & severe contamination, #OIG found that "the public was not ...

Didn't manage to share this interview when it went up earlier this year: newbooksnetwork.com/flint-fights-b…

The EPA is requesting nominations to the National Environmental Justice Advisory Council (NEJAC). I've served on NEJAC since 2019 as a representative of academia--let me know if you're thinking about applying & want to chat about it! #environmentaljustice epa.gov/environmentalj…

I was interviewed recently for this piece by AGU's Eos on the status and legacy of the Flint water crisis after 10 years and ongoing efforts to advance environmental protection and environmental justice in Flint and beyond:

Almost 11 years after the disastrous switch to the Flint River, residents still have not received a dime of reparations from the institutions responsible. Many have died waiting. mlive.com/news/flint/202…

Thanks to Environmental Health News for publishing my commentary on the connection between EJ at EPA and community-based environmental advocacy. Here’s to hoping that the National Environmental Justice Advisory Council will be able to continue its important work: ehn.org/flint-epa-neja…

“Despite efforts from local residents, health experts, and activists, many in the community feel that justice has not been fully served, and the long-term consequences of the crisis continue to affect lives today.” mlive.com/news/flint/202…

Thank you to Kristie Ellickson and Union of Concerned Scientists for bringing attention to the now-suspended work of the National Environmental Justice Advisory Council. Stay tuned for more as we seek ways of carrying that work forward! blog.ucs.org/kellickson/unf…

So much water crisis recovery work in Flint, including the nearly-complete effort to replace lead pipes, has been carried out by unsung community members. Last night was a chance to honor them. Special thanks to the Kettering University students who helped! michiganpublic.org/transportation…