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BBC journalist's film exploring Flint water contamination premieres Saturday - Vimarsana News

BBC journalist's film exploring Flint water contamination premieres Saturday

BBC journalist’s film exploring Flint water contamination premieres Saturday Updated Mar 01, 2021; Posted Mar 01, 2021 Movie poster for "Thirst For Justice," a documentary film by BBC journalist Leana Hosea.Courtesy of Leana Hosea Facebook Share From a Navajo reservation in Arizona to Flint, Michigan, “Thirst For Justice” is a story about how two communities on opposite sides of America confronted the fact that their water was dangerously contaminated. The new documentary directed by BBC journalist Leana Hosea premieres with a free showing Saturday, March 6, on Bloomberg Quicktake. Th...

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Illinois Utilities Opening Doors to Opportunities for Diverse Suppliers - Vimarsana News

Illinois Utilities Opening Doors to Opportunities for Diverse Suppliers

Posted on 8299 Charter members of the Illinois Utilities Business Diversity Council (IUBDC) spent a combined total of $1.8 billion on goods and services provided by minority-owned, women-owned, and veteran-owned businesses in 2019, a 100 percent increase since the coalition was formed in 2015. A technician assembles energy efficiency equipment for ComEd at The Will Group’s new 60,000-square-foot facility on Chicago’s West Side, where it will provide more than 100 jobs. (Photo: Business Wire) “Diverse suppliers are playing a m...

President-elect Biden: Water Must Be a National Priority - Vimarsana News

President-elect Biden: Water Must Be a National Priority

12.22.20 Access to safe water must be a national priority for the Biden Administration. Across the country, people are struggling without safe water to drink, wash their hands, flush their toilets, clean, bathe, cook and stay safe during the pandemic. Water and sewer bills have grown by 80 percent since 2010, according to a Guardian analysis of 12 major US cities, and in a typical year, an estimated 15 million people experience a water shutoff because of unaffordable water bills. This is no typical year. Right now, as Covid-19 devastates all regions of the country, less than half of people ar...