You Don't Have a Right to Safe Drinking Water, US Court Rules
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Editorial policy米国の裁判所が、安全な飲料水へのアクセスは法的権利ではないとする判決を下した。
Key points
- •米国の裁判所は安全な飲料水への権利を認める判決を下さなかった
- •この判決はミシシッピ州での訴訟に関連している
- •Mother Jonesなどのメディアがこの判決内容を報じている
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