January pipe collapse triggers Potomac sewage spill, fueling fears of aging U.S. infrastructure
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A January pipe collapse led to a sewage spill into the Potomac River, spotlighting aging wastewater infrastructure in the DC region and sparking renewed worries about the resilience and environmental/public-health implications of U.S. water systems.
Topics:nation#aging-infrastructure#climate-and-environment#potomac-river#sewage-spill#washington-dc-area#wastewater
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