I think the former would be the first step and the latter would be the second step depending on how they respond to the first.
Last month, a federal appeals court actually ruled on a case just like this out of Mississippi stating that we have no right to clean drinking water from the government after they knowingly supplied their residents with lead contaminated water.
How do you prove the third one?
Using applicable local laws
I mean, but prove is just pointing out that there is a law that the government is responsible for water?
Or are we talking about like making a court case to legally prove fault or something?
I think the former would be the first step and the latter would be the second step depending on how they respond to the first.
Last month, a federal appeals court actually ruled on a case just like this out of Mississippi stating that we have no right to clean drinking water from the government after they knowingly supplied their residents with lead contaminated water.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2026/09/07/court-constitution-right-clean-water/91649488007/