He's not saying the Flint crisis is more important/worse compared to Puerto Rico. He's observing that in Flint, an artificial catastrophe happened that humans k

He's not saying the Flint crisis is more important/worse compared to Puerto Rico. He's observing that in Flint, an artificial catastrophe happened that humans know how to solve, and at least the US federal government has the resources to solve, but for some reason remains unsolved three+ years later. In Puerto Rico there was much larger scale, natural disaster, of which even the power supply repercussions alone have uncertain solutions. edit: I originally posted "He's not downplaying the Puerto Rican crisis," but changed my wording in case of confusion.