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The Lasting Fear of Flint’s Water Crisis
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March 10, 2016
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5:44Now PlayingWhat happens when you’re afraid to drink, or bathe, or brush your teeth? Parents and children from the city of Flint, Michigan, speak out about the psychological effects of living with contaminated water.
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The Lasting Fear of Flint’s Water Crisis
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