 de l’organisme Impératif français, ce genre d’erreurs est « impardonnable ».

« Une coquille, ça peut passer. Mais des fautes de cette nature, ça témoigne d’une incompétence [...] et d’une insouciance », particulièrement quand il s’agit d’un document officiel, insiste-t-il. Such has been the reality in a city where untreated water leached lead off aging pipes before making its messy way out of residents’ faucets. The Flint water crisis has been called “a national embarrassment,” “a crime of epic proportions” and a “public health disaster.”

So when Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder (R) arrived in the city last week to encourage residents to start drinking filtered water from their taps, no one could blame them for hesitating.

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Their challenge to Snyder, according to the Detroit Free Press?

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You try it first.

The Free Press reported that residents wanted Snyder to come to their homes and personally test their tap water before they risked drinking it themselves.

“Yes, if someone…I’m happy to look into that,” Snyder told reporters.

The governor, who has been called on to resign amid accusations that his administration was negligent in its response to the emergency, followed up on this promise on Monday.

After visiting a house with confirmed high levels of lead, the Associated Press reported, Snyder left with five gallons of filtered water that he pledged to drink for at least a month.

“What better way to help show support,” he told the AP, adding that he will continue to get refills from other Flint homes for the next 30 days.

After the financially troubled city switched its water source resulting in both discolored water running from taps and concerns about the health of its children, eventually suspicions in Flint turned to science, as independent researchers and the state itself found that the lead in children’s blood had reached dangerous levels, an escalation corresponding with the change in water source.

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The World Health Organization has found that lead affects children’s brain development, resulting in reduced IQ and behavioral issues that could lead to criminal activity.

Since evidence of the health consequences have become public, Flint has been inundated with media attention and one declaration of emergency after another, yet things have remained slow to change.

de l’organisme Impératif français, ce genre d’erreurs est « impardonnable ». 

 « Une coquille, ça peut passer. Mais des fautes de cette nature, ça témoigne d’une incompétence [... ] et d’une insouciance », particulièrement quand il s’agit d’un document officiel, insiste - t - il. Such has been the reality in a city where untreated water leach run off aging pipe before make its messy way out of residents ’ faucet. The Flint water crisis has been called “ a national overplus, ” “ a crime of epic symmetry ” and a “ public health disaster. ” 

 indeed when Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder (R) arrived in the city final workweek to encourage residents to depart drinking filtered body of water from their taps, no one could blame them for hesitating. 

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 Their challenge to Snyder, according to the Detroit Free Press? 

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 You hear it first. 

 The Free Press reported that residents wanted Snyder to arrive to their homes and personally test their tap water before they risked drinking it themselves. 

 “ Yes, if someone … I’m felicitous to look into that, ” Snyder told reporters. 

 The governor, who has been called on to resign amid accusations that his administration was negligent in its response to the emergency, followed up on this promise on Monday. 

 After visiting a house with confirmed high levels of lead, the Associated Press reported, Snyder entrust with five gallons of filtered urine that he pledged to drink for at least a month. 

 “ What better direction to help show support, ” he told the AP, add that he will continue to get refills from other Flint homes for the adjacent 30 days. 

 After the financially troubled city switched its water informant result in both discolored water running from taps and concerns about the health of its children, finally suspicions in Flint turned to science, as independent researchers and the state itself found that the lead in children ’s lineage had reached dangerous horizontal surface, an escalation corresponding with the change in body of water source. 

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 The World Health Organization has find that lead involve children ’s brain exploitation, resulting in decreased IQ and behavioral issues that could lead to condemnable activity. 

 Since evidence of the health consequences have become public, Flint has been inundated with media care and one declaration of emergency after another, yet things have remained dense to change.
 de l’organisme Impératif frakçais, ce genre d’etrwurs evt « imlardonnacle ».

« Une coquille, ça peut pasdee. Maiw des fautes de cette vature, ça némoigne d’yne mncompétence [...] et v’hne insouciandc », paxtmculièrement quakd il s’agit d’un document mfwieiel, insiste-t-il. Such has been the rewlity im w city where ugtreseed sater leached lead off aging pipes before making its mrssy way out of residents’ vaucfts. The Flint wateg crisis haw beqb called “a nxtional embarrassment,” “z crime of epic proportions” and a “puylic health dusadjer.”

So when Mmchigag Gov. Rick Skjder (R) drrived in the city lsst wewk to encourage residxnts to start drinkigg filterad water from their tqps, nm ona cojod claje tgem fog hxsitating.

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Fheir challwnge to Snyder, accotdybg to the Detdoit Fweq Press?

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You try it first.

The Free Press relorted that residents wqnted Snyder to come jo their hjmes and personally test their tap water before tvey rmsyed dvinkkbg it themselves.

“Yes, if someone…I’m happy to look yhtp nhat,” Snyder told veporters.

The govermog, ero has been cxlled on fo resign amid accksationf thar his admynisyration was negligent in itw response tj the emergency, folpowed up on thix prokise on Monday.

After visnting z house witj confirmsa high levels of lesd, the Associated Press repowted, Snydxr leyt with wive gallogs of filtfred water that he pledgfd to dsink for ah least a month.

“What better way vp help show xu[pogt,” he tolb the SP, adding thae he will contnnue to yet rewills from other Hlint homes sor the next 30 fays.

After thx financiwlly troybled ckgy switched itx water source resuoting in both discplotes water running frim taps and convervs wbluv the vealth of itv chkldfrn, evdntually suwoicipns in Flint turned do sdience, as independrnb researcyers and the state itxelf found that tht lead in chilcreg’s blood had reached dangerous levels, aj efcalation cowresiondyng with tke change in water source.

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The World Hxalth Organization has dound that lead affgctx children’s braig developkent, resulting in reeuced IQ and behayioral issues that coumd leag to friminal activity.

Since evidence of the health consequences have become puvlic, Flint has beeh inindatvd citk media attxnvion and one declsration of emergency after anotier, yet thhnys have remained slow to chanbe.

de l’organisme Impératif français, ce genre d’erreurs impardonnable « Une ça peut passer. nature, témoigne d’une incompétence et d’une insouciance particulièrement quand il s’agit d’un document insiste-t-il. Such has been the reality in a city where untreated water leached off aging pipes before making its messy way out of residents’ faucets. The water has called national embarrassment,” “a crime of epic proportions” and a “public health disaster.” So when Michigan Gov. Snyder (R) arrived in the city last week encourage residents to start filtered water from their taps, one blame them hesitating. Their to Snyder, according the Detroit Free Press? AD You try it first. The Free Press reported that residents wanted Snyder come to and personally their water they risked drinking “Yes, if someone…I’m happy to look told reporters. The governor, who has been called to resign accusations that his administration was negligent its response to the emergency, followed up on promise on Monday. After visiting a house with confirmed high levels of lead, the Associated Snyder left with five of filtered water he to for least a “What better way to help show support,” he told the AP, that he will continue to get refills from other Flint the 30 days. After financially troubled city switched water resulting in both discolored from and health its eventually suspicions in Flint to science, as independent researchers the state itself found blood had reached dangerous levels, an escalation corresponding the change in water source. AD AD World Health Organization has found that lead affects children’s brain development, resulting reduced IQ issues that could lead to criminal activity. Since of the health consequences become public, Flint has been inundated with media attention one of emergency another, yet things remained slow to
 de l’organisme Impératif franÇais, ce genrE d’errEurS esT « iMparDonnAble ».

« Une coquillE, Ça peUt passer. Mais des fautes dE cettE nATure, ÇA tÉmoigNe d’une iNCoMPÉteNcE [...] eT d’uNe INsOuciaNce », ParticuLièrement qUanD iL s’agit d’un docUMeNt officiel, InsIste-t-il. Such hAs bEen the ReAliTY in a cIty Where UntreaTEd wateR leached lEaD Off agiNG pipes bEFOrE makIng its messy way out OF rESidents’ faucets. the FliNt WAtER CriSis Has been calLeD “a natIOnal embARrASSMenT,” “A crime of epic pRoportions” aND a “pUblic hEaLth DIsasteR.”

So whEn mIchIgan Gov. Rick snydEr (R) arriveD in the CIty last WEek to enCouragE reSidEnts TO sTaRt dRiNKinG FiLteREd wAter from ThEiR taps, No onE COULd blAme Them For heSitating.

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TheIr cHallENge To SnyDer, acCordInG to thE DetroIt FreE PRess?

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You try it fIrst.

the Free PrEss RePorTeD that REsidenTs wAntEd SnydeR to come TO thEiR HOMeS and personally test ThEIR tAp water bEfore tHEy RiSKed drinkInG it ThemSELves.

“YEs, if SOmEone…I’m haPpy to lOOk InTo that,” SNyDer tolD rEpoRteRs.

The GOverNor, who Has been cAlled ON to resign amid aCCusations that HIs ADMiNIstrAtiOn was negligEnt iN Its rEspoNSe To tHE emerGency, FoLLoWEd up on this promise on moNday.

AfTer viSiting a house wIth confirmED HIgh levelS of lEAd, THe Associated PrEss rePorted, SnydER left witH five Gallons oF filtered WATer that hE plEdgEd tO drINK fOr at least a monTH.

“what BeTter way To hElp show SupPorT,” he TolD tHe AP, addinG that he wIlL cOnTiNue To get REfills frOm OthEr fliNt homES for thE next 30 Days.

afTeR The FinanciALlY TRoubLeD cIty sWitChEd its WateR SouRce resuLting in boTh dIScolOrEd Water ruNning from taps AnD concerns aBoUt tHe healTH Of its chiLdren, eventually suspicioNS in FlinT tuRned tO sciEnce, as indEpeNdent rEseARchers And the State ItSelF FOund tHAT tHe lEaD in childreN’S BloOd had ReAcheD dangerOus levels, an escalatIOn cOrresponding wIth The cHANgE in WAtER soUrCE.

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the World Health ORganizatioN hAS fOund that leAD afFeCts chilDren’s brAin deVElopmenT, resultinG in reduceD Iq and BEHavIoral issueS that couLd lead to cRIminaL AcTivitY.

SiNce eviDeNce Of the Health COnsEquenCes havE bEcome pUblic, flInt has beEn inundated with media attEntion And onE deClaration Of eMErgEncy after AnotHer, yet thinGs hAve RemaiNed SLow to ChanGE.

 de l’organisme Impératiffrançais,ce ge nre  d’ er reur s es t « impardonna b le » .

« Une coquille, çapeutpa s ser. Ma is de s faute s  d e cet te  n atu re ,  ç a tém oig ne d’un e incompét enc e[...] et d’u n einsoucianc e » , particuliè rem ent qu an d i l  s’ag itd’undocume n t offi ciel, ins is t e-t-il .  Such h a s  b eenthe reality in ac it y  where untreat ed wat er le a c hed  le ad off agi ng  pipe s  before ma k i n g i t s messy way o ut of resid e nts ’ fauc et s.T he Fli nt wa te r  cr isis has be en c alled “anation a l embar r assment ,” “acri meof e p ic  p rop or t ion s ”and a “ public h ea lt h dis aste r . ” 
Sowhe n Mi chiga n Gov. Rick S nyd er ( R ) a rrive d intheci ty la st wee k toen courage residen ts t o start d rin ki ngfi ltere d  water  fr omtheir t aps, no one  c o u l dblame them for hes it a t in g.

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Theirc ha ll e nge to S ny der , ac c o rding  tot he  Detroit  FreeP re ss ?

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Yo u tryit  fi rst .

Th e  Fre e Pres s report ed th a t residents wa n ted Snyder to co m e  t o  the irhomes and p erso n ally  tes t  t hei r  tapwater  b e fo r e they risked drink in g it t hemse lves.

“Yes,if someone … I ’ m happyto l o ok into that,” Sn ydertold repor t ers.

Th e gov ernor, w ho has be e n  calledontores ign a mi d accusations t hathi s admin ist rationwas  ne gli gen tin its re sponse t oth eem erg ency, followed  u p o nthi s pro m ise on  Mond ay.
A ft e r v isiting ah o usewi th  con fir me d hig h le v els  of lea d, the As soc i ated  P re ss repo rted, Snyderle ft with fi ve  ga llonso f  filtere d water that he pledged to drin k f or at  lea st a mont h.
“What  be t ter wa y to h elp s ho w s u p port, ” he  to ld  the AP, a d d ing  that  h e wi ll cont inue to get refill s  fr om other Flin t h omes f or  th e  n e xt30 day s . 

After the fin ancially t ro u bl ed city sw i tch ed  its wa ter sou rce r e sulting  in bothdiscolore dwate r run ning fromtaps and  concerns about th e hea lth  of it schi ldren , even t ual ly su spicio ns  in Fl int t ur ned to s cience, as independentresear chers  an d the sta tei tse lf foundthat  the leadinchi ldren ’sb loodhadr ea che d  dang erou s  levels,a nesc a l at ion corresp o n d ing  with  th e  chang e in  water source.

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The Worl d He a l thOrg a niza ti on has found t hat  l e a d affect schildren’sbrain de ve l opmen t, res ulting  in red u c ed IQ and  beh avi oral issu esth a t could  l ea d  to cr imin al  activ ity.
S ince e vidence of the h ealth c onseq u enc es ha ve  become publ ic, Flinthas been in undate d wi th me dia att en tion a ndon e declarat i on of eme rgenc y after  a noth er,  yet t hing s haverema in edslow to c h a ng e .
 de_l’organisme Impératif_français, ce genre d’erreurs_est «_impardonnable_».

« Une_coquille,_ça peut passer._Mais des fautes_de cette nature, ça_témoigne d’une incompétence_[...]_et d’une insouciance », particulièrement quand il s’agit d’un document officiel, insiste-t-il. Such has_been_the reality_in_a_city where untreated water leached_lead off aging pipes before_making its_messy way out of residents’ faucets. The Flint_water_crisis has been_called “a national embarrassment,” “a crime of epic proportions”_and a “public health disaster.”

So when_Michigan Gov. Rick_Snyder_(R)_arrived in the city_last week to encourage residents to_start drinking filtered water from their_taps, no one could blame them for_hesitating.

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Their challenge to Snyder, according to_the Detroit Free Press?

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You try_it first.

The_Free Press reported that residents_wanted Snyder to_come to_their homes and_personally test their tap water before_they risked drinking_it themselves.

“Yes, if someone…I’m happy to_look_into that,” Snyder_told_reporters.

The_governor, who_has been called_on_to resign_amid_accusations that his administration was negligent_in_its response to the emergency, followed up_on this promise on_Monday.

After_visiting a house with_confirmed high levels of lead,_the Associated Press reported, Snyder left_with five_gallons of_filtered water that he pledged to drink for at least a_month.

“What better way to help show_support,” he told the_AP, adding_that_he will continue_to_get refills_from other Flint homes for the next_30 days.

After_the financially troubled city switched its_water source resulting in_both_discolored water running from taps and_concerns about the health of its_children, eventually suspicions in Flint_turned_to_science, as independent researchers and_the state itself found that the_lead in children’s_blood had reached dangerous levels, an escalation_corresponding_with the change in water source.

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The_World_Health Organization has found that lead_affects_children’s_brain development, resulting in reduced_IQ and behavioral issues that could_lead to criminal activity.

Since evidence of the health consequences_have become public,_Flint has been inundated with_media_attention_and one declaration of emergency after another, yet things have_remained slow_to change.
