Environmental groups are taking action against the city of Atlanta and Hartsfield-Jackson. They plan to file a lawsuit related to pollution in the Flint River. Details of the planned lawsuit are not specified in the available information.
The source of this news is CBS News, which may have more details on the situation. For more information on the environmental groups' plans and the pollution issue, readers can refer to the CBS News report.
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