1. “Lack of Sustainability = Lack of Security and a Serious Safety Risk”
Managing for Sustainable Cities; The Role of Responsible Business & Other Stakeholders
Lessons From Class Research
“Lack of Sustainability = Lack of Security and a Serious Safety Risk”

3. “Sustainability”Lessons of Flint for Everyone
Chemical pollution/poisoning is a present concern and genuine risk
Of 1.2 million children likely affected, less than half are detected
This Scientific American article: thousands of areas in the US are affected by lead poisoning

4. Sustainable improvement and recovery is slow after disaster, creating its own costly hazards on top of those already evident
Flint saved money at first – short term $5M – but already costs to city amount to half a billion.
If you aren’t sure of what you’re doing (or don’t want to perform your position/job responsibilities), your city needs an unlimited defense fund.

5. Class Reaction: Astonishment My Reaction: Don’t Be Intimidated by The Way Things Are: Be a Force For Good

6. Role of Businesses in Disastrous Environmental Situations (We’ll Talk Solutions Later)
Pick Your Own

7. I Don’t Mean to Be Mean, But
Flint residents were poisoned.
Efforts to improve water failed.
There were no conclusive reports upon which to take steps.
Blame shifting continues until the money runs out for the shuffleboard game.

8. Lockwood, Andrews and Newman (LAN) failed to implement corrosion control – LAN claims city made decision not to implement.
City Blames Governor
Veolia tested, didn’t report on levels because they weren’t contracted for that. They were contracted to focus on odor and taste, student research team suspects they were hired for cover up purposes.
GM ordered employees to stop using water for any purpose (long ago stopped using Flint River water on aluminum because it was corrosive)

9. “Good News”, Citizens of Flint
5,2000 of 35,000 lead leached water pipes have now been replaced
Your situation and sacrifices led to the testing of other communities around the country. Unfortunately, this.
You’re an example of how any single one of us can be vulnerable to seriously “unsustainable” management practice – and how even children can be effective actors in defending their own lives (3500 individuals sued over Flint water crisis and 2400 of them are kids.)

10. Involuntary Manslaughter- Is It?
Monkey Wrench in Prosecuter’s Case? (Mar )
“I Can’t Save Everyone”
Let these class case studies be a “force multiplier” to increase your curiosity about the world, and your role in sustainable practice management wherever you are

11. The Silent Stakeholder

12. Learn About RIVERS

13. The State of Western Rivers
Published 3/29/18
Animus River

14. Water Links Us - Through Time and Around the World