"Tragedy that was Almost Overlooked‪"‬ Dangerously Likely

This week, Kaleb and Terrell discuss the water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi, and why something like this is still happening in America. To support the people of Jackson, check out Cooperation Jackson.

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Strike Threat on Freight Railroads Is New Supply Chain Worry - The New York Times (nytimes.com)
Jackson, Mississippi, water: The water crisis has gotten so bad, the city temporarily ran out of water to give to residents - CNN
The EPA is investigating the Jackson, Mississippi, water crisis as residents remain under a boil-water advisory. Here's what it would take to end it (msn.com)
Water pressure restored in Jackson, Mississippi, governor and city officials say (msn.com)
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