Water Crisis in Wyoming County, West Virginia

Exploring the severe water crisis in Wyoming County, West Virginia, characterized by contamination from coal mines, impacting residents' private wells. The chapter highlights the alarming presence of white particles and green fungus in the water, causing health issues like nausea and diarrhea, with little action from authorities despite visible pollution. It discusses the challenges faced by residents seeking assistance, including interactions with Senator Manchin's office amid the ongoing crisis.