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How Newark, New Jersey is Getting Its Lead Out | VR180
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7:04Now PlayingAfter rising public pressure and lawsuits over health concerns, the city of Newark, New Jersey (a half-hour from New York City) is undertaking one of the most ambitious and impactful infrastructure projects in the country: replacing all of its residential lead service lines within 2 years.
In this 3D VR180 video, we visit the project site on a street in Newark and dig around - literally - to find out what it takes to pull off a project at this scale. With echoes of Flint, Michigan and other recent water crises still fresh in the public's mind, Newark's approach could redefine how other cities approach this public health crisis.
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This video was produced as part of a YouTube VR Creator grant. Learn more about the VR180 format
VR Producer: Henry Baker
Additional production: Brian Schildhorn
Series Produced by Raymond Schillinger
Graphics by Christian Capestany
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