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  • THIS ISNT THE NEW FLORENCE AND THE MACHINE SONG

  • why is rascism a tag???

  • That's good the wells have been closed or cleaned up.

  • Thanks for having the courage to share your story with the world. The people who allowed this to happen to you know who they are, and there will come a time to balance their accounts in the Karma Bank. Peace, loving energy and healing to you.

  • incredibly sad and tragic... and what's more... never should have happened!

  • Hi,

    I just returned to Maryland after spending a week with Lupe and Margo.

    I have Systemic Lupus also. My family came from coal mine country in the Appalachians of PA. I absolutely believe the polluted water caused my problems, and those of my family. Bless your heart--I know what you are going through. Chemotherapy was one of my treatments also. Stay strong. Judith

  • wow im so glad i didnt live on the south side im so sry you got sick like this no one should be sick like this from drinking water it rlly sucks

  • Greetings fellow Boyle Heights Latina film maker. This is Jeanie Low from La Chicana Laundry Pictures and I am personally inviting you to send your film(s) to Senorita Cinema, The Lone Star States first ever all Latina Film festival. Please google Senorita Cinema for more info

  • Last year I was diagnosed with an extremely rare liver disorder called Autoimmune hep. It affects one out of every 100,000 people. The cause is believed to be environmental. In my neighborhood there are seven other people with this disease (including my sister). For the past ten years my water utility has violated the Trihalomethane rule by a multiple of eight (80ppm). When I stopped drinking tapwater and began taking cold short showers my disease virtually disappeared. Coincidence?

  • Sobering story. Well done!

  • A Very powerful video. I often wonder/worry about the quality of water everywhere. It's such a valuable resource that most people take for granted. There are too many stories where industries destroy or pollute our natural resources and then get local governments to pay for the "clean up." Plus the bonus is that another industry gets rich because we have to pay for "safe" bottled drinking water.

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