Pepco Settles with D.C. for $57 Million Over Anacostia River Pollution
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Pepco, an energy company, has agreed to pay $57 million to the District of Columbia to settle a lawsuit over pollution in the Anacostia River. The settlement comes after years of legal battles and will be used to fund environmental projects and initiatives aimed at improving the health of the river.
- Pepco To Pay D.C. $57 Million Over Anacostia River Pollution DCist
- Pepco to pay D.C. more than $57 million for Anacostia River pollution The Washington Post
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- Pepco to pay $57 million to DC for dumping chemicals in Anacostia River NBC4 Washington
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