Algae resurfaces after costly overhaul of DC's Reflecting Pool
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Algae blooms reappear in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool after its multimillion-dollar renovation, which officials attribute to residual startup issues from eight weeks of construction and the new nanobubbling filtration system; the project cost far more than the initial $1.5 million estimate cited by Trump, part of a broader capital-upgrade push in Washington, DC.
- Algae resurfaces in reflecting pool after multimillion-dollar fixes Politico
- Algae forms in the Reflecting Pool. It’s ‘residual,’ Trump officials say. The Washington Post
- The Reflecting Pool Is Shimmering Again. Will It Last? The New York Times
- Donald Trump Humiliated by Intrusion in Newly Renovated Reflecting Pool The Daily Beast
- ‘Residual algae’ coats part of newly opened Reflecting Pool CNN
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