“In addition to calls for more financial compensation, residents voiced the need for continued advocacy to ensure clean and affordable water, expanded healthcare for those impacted, and the repeal of Michigan’s controversial Emergency Manager Law.”

"...despite knowing the potential for high levels of lead and bacteria in Flint’s water." "EPA’s decision to litigate rather than settle...comes despite its Office of Inspector General having concluded it should have acted sooner to warn Flint residents that their drinking water was contaminated."

These aren’t new cases—they are appeals by individuals who believe they should be included in the settlement but who were told their claims don’t qualify. Under the terms of the settlement, it’s necessary to determine how many people will be eating the pie before it can be divided up.

(2/2) "Kao writes of parenting biracial children in a disinvested environment, relations between Asian-Americans and other groups, and the lasting impact of the water crisis as well as anti-AAPI sentiment in the early days of the pandemic." www.anothernewcalligraphy.com/anc075.html