Lead and Copper

The documentary sheds light on the dangerous presence of lead service pipes still in use, posing a risk to communities. It examines the alarming question of which city might face a crisis similar to Flint, Michigan, where lead contamination became a significant public health emergency.

As collectors, having a film like Lead and Copper in your library can serve as an important reminder of contemporary issues in public infrastructure and health. Documentaries like this not only inform but also spark conversations about accountability and necessary reforms in municipal governance. Its relevance to current events makes it a timely piece for anyone interested in social issues and environmental justice.