The Water Crisis in Flint, Michigan, Is an Example of How

Multiple Choice

The water crisis in Flint, Michigan, is an example of how:

A) flexible accumulation often funds investment in city infrastructure.
B) the circulation of water is a natural process that man cannot truly control.
C) the distribution of water is related to social power along intersecting lines of class, race, gender, and age.
D) hydro-social processes increase the level of lead in drinking water.