West Virginia’s Attorney General says it’s illegal and “just plain wrong” to inflate the price of water in times of emergency. In addition, he suggests that people keep an eye on what vendors charge for items like hand sanitizer and paper plates.

West Virginia’s Attorney General says it’s illegal and “just plain wrong” to inflate the price of water in times of emergency. In addition, he suggests that people keep an eye on what vendors charge for items like hand sanitizer and paper plates.
The Attorney General was responding to the devastatingly toxic water contamination that struck Charleston, West Virginia and nearby communities. Told not to drink, bathe or touch the water, more than 300,000 residents and countless businesses were affected.
This takes me to a Hurricane Sandy story. Hearing that his mom had waited 3 hours on a gas line, a man named Steve who was driving home to the NY/NJ area from Vermont pic