News in Brief A 150-Year Timeline of the Flint Water Crisis Lessons about Flint’s long history of dirty water—from 1873 to the latest revelations about toxic taps. Tim Carmody
News in Brief Flint Is What Happens When a Small-Government, Anti-Spending Philosophy Rules the Day The crisis in Flint, Michigan, reveals the dangerous downside of treating public safety as just another line item. Jeff Turrentine
Environment Lead by the Numbers Looking at the Flint water crisis from a different perspective. Nicole Greenfield
Environment Now That Its Children May Suffer Permanent Damage From Lead Exposure, What’s Flint Doing About It? Thanks to the Flint water crisis, the city's kids could experience terrible, long-lasting consequences. Susan Cosier
Environment Could Road Salt Have Contributed to the Flint Water Crisis? High chloride levels are problematic. Brian Palmer
News in Brief Further Evidence That State Officials Ignored Flint’s Water Crisis More troubling news in Michigan. Allison Shapiro
Environment Led Astray: When Looking for Lead Contamination, Flint Failed to Test Homes With Lead Pipes Flint made many mistakes, but its haphazard lead monitoring system was the worst of them. Brian Palmer
Social Justice New Jersey’s Water Problem, in One Graphic Children in 11 municipalities and two counties in New Jersey have higher levels of lead in their blood than children in Flint, Michigan. Max Ufberg
News in Brief The Bureaucratic Malfeasance That Created Flint and Sebring’s Water Crises A new report on lead contamination in an Ohio city underscores the severity (and ubiquity) of the town's health disaster. Jared Keller
News in Brief Flint’s Horrifying Water Crisis Is Bigger Than Just Flint The Rust Belt city's disaster is a sign of things to come. Jared Keller