Question.446 - Discussion 3 Poisoned Water & Discussion on Citizen Science: What facts or events in the film stood out to you? The fact that attracted me to the film is the amount of lead poisoning and the dangerous effect of lead poisoning on infants and pregnant ladies. Another fact that attracted me is the water pollution, the treatment of water, and the procedure of water treatment. What was your first reaction to the film? The first reaction to the film is that the government or an authorized or concerned department should have looked after or controlled the lead poisoning before it became too serious. What does it take to become a citizen scientist?? Do you have what it takes? To become a citizen scientist, one should have the interest to learn and to know more about the environment society, and one must have a concern about the society or about people that are living around. I do have concern for the environment, society, and the people living around me, and also I have an interest in learning and understanding the issues happening around me. Describe a circumstance that impacts (or has impacted) you, your family or community, your county, or your country that could be positively impacted by citizen scientists. ?Even though my family or community has not come across the water pollution issues or lead poisoning issues, we have come across the river pollution issue, and we as part of it have been in huge rallies and suggested the government take measures to clean the rive
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