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A class-action lawsuit alleges the state Department of Environmental Quality didn't treat the water for corrosion, in accordance with federal law, and because so many service lines to Flint are made of lead, the noxious element leached into the water of the city's homes. How tap water became toxic in Flint.
Many of these agates are displayed at local rock shows. To see more pictures of Kentucky agates see the Kentucky Agate section of this web site. Flint is dark brown to black and breaks with a conchoidal fracture into fragments with sharp cutting edges. It is found in limestones or in soils derived from limestones. Chert and flint are cryptocrystalline varieties of quartz.