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Increase the Flow: The Need for Stronger Investment in Water Infrastructure and the Impact on Underserved Communities

May 10, 2018 | Infrastructure, Uncategorized, Water

By: Sara Schwartz, Science Network Mentor Program Participant, The Union of Concerned Scientists When news of the Flint water crisis broke headlines, 21 million people across the country relied on water systems that violated health standards. Unsurprisingly,...
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