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Water problems in Jackson, Mississippi, go deeper than pipes, experts say – Connect FM | Local News Radio - Vimarsana News

Water problems in Jackson, Mississippi, go deeper than pipes, experts say – Connect FM | Local News Radio

(JACKSON, Miss.) — When Jackson, Mississippi, residents lost access to clean water late last month, federal, state and local officials scrambled to fix an infrastructure problem deeper than just money could solve. In August, historic flooding in Mississippi damaged a major pump at the O.B. […]

Jackson Water Crisis Reflective of National Pattern in Urban Racism - Vimarsana News

Jackson Water Crisis Reflective of National Pattern in Urban Racism

Mississippi remains the most underdeveloped area of the United States and African Americans are being oppressed and super-exploited Water systems throughout the United States are in serious disrepair and decline while corporate interests continue to dominate the political priorities of municipal and state governments. Jackson, Mississippi, the capital and the…

Water problems in Jackson, Mississippi, go deeper than pipes, experts say – 850 WFTL - Vimarsana News

Water problems in Jackson, Mississippi, go deeper than pipes, experts say – 850 WFTL

(JACKSON, Miss.) -- When Jackson, Mississippi, residents lost access to clean water late last month, federal, state and local officials scrambled to fix an infr

Water problems in Jackson, Mississippi, go deeper than pipes, experts say - Vimarsana News

Water problems in Jackson, Mississippi, go deeper than pipes, experts say

Tim Graham/Getty Images(JACKSON, Miss.) -- When Jackson, Mississippi, residents lost access to clean water late last month, federal, state and local officials scrambled to fix an infrastructure problem deeper than just money could solve. In August, historic flooding in Mississippi damaged a major pump at the O.B. Curtis Water Plant, the main water treatment facility in Jackson, which left around 150,000 of the city's mostly Black residents without drinkable water. Residents were forced to line up on streets and highways throughout the city to pick up water at distribution sites because of...

Jackson Residents File Class Action Lawsuit Against City After Recent Water Crisis - Vimarsana News

Jackson Residents File Class Action Lawsuit Against City After Recent Water Crisis

Residents of Jackson, Mississippi have filed a class action lawsuit against the city and engineering firms after a ...