Water bills bleeding them dry
Water bills bleeding them dry
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We’ve talked a lot about areas without water and the problems that arise, but here’s a look at another side of it.
New York City gets more than 50 inches of rain and snow a year, but the cost of its water has almost tripled over the past 15 years.
Reporters Kat Aaron and Matthew Schuerman of public radio station WNYC explain why and take a look at how these soaring rates are affecting low-income New Yorkers.