It’s been 10 years since the public health crisis in Flint, Michigan shed light on the issue of clean and affordable water for every U.S. citizen. During the recent Congressional Black Caucus’ Legislative Session, national activists and community leaders came together to discuss the pivotal role of how utilities can promote environmental justice, sustain critical infrastructure investments, and foster partnerships to advance community goals and equity. NewsVision reporter Juan Benn has more on the panel, “Beyond the Faucet: Water Utilities as Champions of Economic Opportunity and Affordable Access.”
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Beyond the Faucet: Congressional Black Caucus Tackles Water Issues
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