Safe drinking water in McDowell County, West Virginia, is hard to come by. It can be black or brown from aging pipes and contamination left behind from the coal industry. Families say they rely on bottled water, costing more than $150 a month on top of their water bills. There have been reports of skin rashes and burns. Pastor Brad Davis tells Cecilia Vega that some residents say they haven’t taken a hot shower in six years because fumes from the water make them physically ill.
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