Feds spend hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars creating a video game about clean water

The National Institute of Health has spent nearly $225,000 on a computer game that aims to teach children about clean water.

Meadowlark Science and Education, a Montana-based company that designs science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) educational games, received a grant from NIH to design a computer game that will help fifth- and sixth-grade children battle politicians on the importance of clean water in a fictional town, according to the Washington Free Beacon.