#AUDIO #HNNEnvironment #HNNHealth: How to avoid TOXINS in your WATER and learn more about the #Virgina Chemical Leak

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Last week’s major chemical spill into West Virginia’s Elk River, which cut off water to more than 300,000 people, came in a state with a long and troubled history of regulating the coal and chemical companies that form the heart of its economy.

“We can’t just point a single finger at this company,” said Angela Rosser, the executive director of West Virginia Rivers Coalition. “We need to look at our entire system and give some serious thought to making some serious reform and valuing our natural resources over industry interests.”

Bottom line, water was cut off to 300,000 homes and business. Listen to my audio and how that affects Nigerians. 

With Files from the New York Times.