Court rules residents of a US city don’t have a constitutional right to lead-free water
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Court rules residents of a US city don’t have a constitutional right to lead-free water

A U.S. federal court has determined that residents of Jackson, Mississippi, do not possess a constitutional right to lead-free drinking water or to accurate information from public officials about water safety. This ruling raises concerns about public health protections and accountability in municipal water management.

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