Jackson, Mississippi water crisis previews a wetter, hotter U.S. future - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Without federal or state intervention, if cities raise capital for dramatic overhauls of their water systems, most of it will come from the bond market and utility ratepayers, Tulane's Keenan says.
53% : Huge costs and unequal burdensLast December, the US Environmental Protection Agency announced nearly $75 million in funding for water infrastructure projects in Mississippi.

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