Flint Water Crisis. It's not over. Why the people don't trust government

The Flint Water Crisis began in 2014 when Flint, Michigan switched its water source to the Flint River without adequate treatment, leading to lead contamination and other pollutants in the water supply. This public health disaster exposed residents to dangerous levels of lead, resulted in numerous health problems, and eroded trust in government due to mismanagement and delayed response to the crisis. The situation highlighted significant issues in infrastructure, environmental regulation, and public health oversight.