Water is a human right; we can’t survive for more than three days without it. In Detroit, residents are battling water shut-offs and emergency managers to make sure all people have access to affordable water. This week on Occupy Radio, we interview Tawana Petty, an organizer who has been front and center in the Detroit Water Crisis.
— Rivera

http://peopleswaterboard.blogspot.com/
http://detroitwaterbrigade.org/
http://letstalkmovementbuilding.org/gentrification-steroids-detroit-water-shut-offs/
#wagelove #turnthewateron
Progressive Media voices skepticism over 10 Point Plan
http://michigancitizen.com/detroit-mayors-water-plan-misses-the-mark/

http://www.commondreams.org/news/2014/08/01/partial-victory-detroit-water-crisis-city-regains-power-resource

http://www.foodandwaterwatch.org/pressreleases/following-prolonged-water-shut-offs-food-water-watch-and-allies-urge-

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