Today's hearing will provide an opportunity for our two subcommittees to examine the issues related to the ongoing drinking water crisis and related public health effects in Flint, Michigan.
Joe Pitts: “Today's hearing will provide an opportunity for our two subcommittees to examine the issues related to the ongoing…”
On the recordApril 12, 2016
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Pitts outlines the purpose of the hearing on Flint's water crisis.
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