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Pieper, K. J., Martin, R., Tang, M., Walters, L., Parks, J., Roy, S. 2018. Evaluating Water Lead Levels During the Flint Water Crisis: Environmental Science & Technology. ACS Publications, Washington, DC. Volume 52. Pages 8124-8132
Drinking water, Human health, Lead, Monitoring, Water quality, Sampling
The drinking water crisis in Flint, Michigan (USA) began as a result of a lack of corrosion control in April 2014, which resulted in elevated lead levels. This paper presents the water quality monitoring results of a citizen science sampling effort that continued through August 2017. It compares the monitoring results to the water quality test results presented by the State of Michigan in 2017.