There’s a “invisible water crisis” happening across the United States — but nobody is talking about it.
Water may be the single most important thing necessary for life, but that doesn’t mean the government always gets it right.
The most obvious example of this comes from Flint, Michigan. Since 2014, the city hasn’t been able to get clean tap water due to a failed water infrastructure system that put an unacceptable amount of lead into the water supply.
But Flint isn’t the only city facing major water issues. Their issues may soon spring up across the county. Not only are politicians refusing to fund the necessary improvements needed to keep water systems up-to-date, they’re also allowing exorbitant fees that leave many unable to pay for the utility.
Of all of the cities plagued by an ancient and unaffordable water system, Philadelphia may be the worst. Read about the scale of their problems on the next page:
The whole city is collapsing from top to bottom, lived there
Politicians need to start worrying about American citizens and stop supporting illegals, refugees and welfare leeches. First flint Michigan now philly, where the hell has our tax money gone!?! Supporting the rest of the world and making crooked politicians rich, that’s where it went! Close all the borders, deport all non citizens and fix our country. Charity starts at home!!!!
I bet they have cell phones
Ive been to philly one time. Id rather spend time in an iraq slum than go back.