Tatiana Flowers, The Colorado Sun
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Colorado receives $32.8 million to replace decades-old lead pipes and improve drinking water systemsLead was once commonly used to build water service lines in communities because it was cheap and flexible but corrosion and high levels of it can cause serious health problems to children and adults. -
锘縎olitary confinement intensifies problems for incarcerated people. It also changes the Colorado therapists who send them there. Loopholes, safety concerns and a lack of alternatives to solitary confinement mean Colorado clinicians in jails and prisons face ethical and moral dilemmas daily.
