Across the city, residents began reporting rashes, hair loss, muscle and body aches, and other seemingly random symptoms. Larson is one of the estimated 30% of Navajo Nation residents who do not have access to running water, including for sanitation. Without piped water, residents haul water either from regulated watering points miles away or from unregulated water sources, such as wells and springs. The Indigenous-led Navajo Water Project installs cistern-based home water systems in homes without access to running water or sewer lines. Ultimately, fixing the water crises in Flint, Jackson, the Navajo Nation, and other places will require systemic investment at every level.