The Flint water story has raised awareness across the country about aging infrastructure needs. It’s clear that Flint isn’t the only city with high levels of lead in their drinking supply, as pointed out in this article from the New York Times >
In New Jersey, lawmakers have reintroduced a bill to pay for infrastructure upgrades. “Flint has taught us all that ignoring our aging water infrastructure has dire consequences,” saidU.S. Senator Robert Menendez. Read more >
Meanwhile, the Brookings Institution says it’s time to rethink century old infrastructure and find innovative new solutions here >
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