Source: https://www.cbsnews.com/, April 22, 2021
By:Ayanna Runcie
Limited access to clean water remains a struggle for millions of Americans. And lack of water access is expected to become an even greater problem in the coming years across the U.S. and around the world.
In West Virginia, many households in McDowell County rely on collecting water from fresh springs, which might freeze over in the winter or run dry in the summer. Bob McKinney is the Appalachia Water Project manager for
DigDeep, a nonprofit that works to provide water to Americans who wouldn’t otherwise have access. He says he estimates that about half of McDowell’s population doesn’t have reliable running water in their homes.
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