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The Regulation Failures Behind West Virginia’s Water Crisis

Miles Kampf-Lassin January 14, 2014

In These Times staff writer Mike Elk appears on Democracy Now to discuss the holes in state and federal regulation behind the chemical spill in West Virginia that left 300,000 residents without access to clean drinking water. He is joined by Erin Brockovich.

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Miles Kampf-Lassin is Senior Editor at In These Times. Follow him at @MilesKLassin

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