Water Crises and Environmental Racism Continue in Jackson, Miss. After Winter Storm

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By Climate NexusMar 15, 2021, 9:30 am164 pts
Most of Jackson, Mississippi, still lacks safe water, a month after the severe winter storm in mid-February ravaged the city's water system and left much of the population without any running water at all for three weeks. Even now, city officials cannot show the water is potable, forcing those residents for…

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