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EPA Completes Potomac Cleanup Ahead of Schedule. Wes Moore Is Still Silent.

By Michael Phillips | MDBayNews EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced Wednesday that the federal cleanup of the Potomac River — following one of the largest sewage spills in U.S. history — has been completed ahead of schedule, just in time for America 250 celebrations this summer. The announcement, made on Fox News’ America Reports, closes a chapter that began January 19 when the Potomac…

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Maryland Refused to Act When the Potomac Was Drowning in Sewage. Now It Wants to Sue.

Attorney General Brown’s lawsuit against DC Water omits the part where Maryland walked away from its own river. By Michael Phillips | MDBayNews When 240 million gallons of raw sewage began pouring into the Potomac River on January 19, Maryland did what it often does in a crisis: it pointed at someone else. Governor Wes Moore’s position, stated publicly on February 18, was unambiguous. “This is…

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Sewage Still Flowing: Potomac River Contamination Raises Questions About Accountability

By Michael Phillips | MDBayNews For months, Maryland officials have insisted the Potomac River sewage crisis was under control. But the latest reports suggest the reality is far less reassuring. New data from the Potomac Riverkeeper Network indicates ongoing fecal contamination along the C&O Canal and nearby tributaries, raising fresh questions about whether state and regional agencies have…

Sewage Still Flowing: Potomac River Contamination Raises Questions About Accountability

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Potomac Sewage Spill Sparks Outrage, Renewed Demands for Accountability and Infrastructure Reform

By Michael Phillips | MDBayNews The fallout from the massive raw sewage spill into the Potomac River is far from over. As water officials face heated public meetings and growing frustration from residents, paddlers, anglers, and small businesses, the incident is reigniting a broader debate: how did one of the region’s most critical waterways end up here — and who is ultimately responsible? A…

Potomac Sewage Spill Sparks Outrage, Renewed Demands for Accountability and Infrastructure Reform

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Homogeneity vs DC Water supply | "they look like me" 👍

[Homogeneity: the quality or state of being all the same or all of the same kind.]

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Who Foots the $20M Potomac Sewage Cleanup Bill? Marylanders Deserve Straight Answers.

By MDBayNews Staff The price tag tied to the Potomac River sewage release and emergency repairs has now climbed past $20 million — and the question Marylanders should be asking is simple: Who’s paying for it? According to reporting from WTOP, costs associated with containment, emergency bypass pumping, infrastructure repair, and environmental remediation are already substantial — with…

Who Foots the $20M Potomac Sewage Cleanup Bill? Marylanders Deserve Straight Answers.

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Silence on the Sewage: Where Are Maryland’s Environmental Powerhouses?

By MDBayNews Staff Since mid-January, hundreds of millions of gallons of raw sewage have poured into the Potomac River following the Potomac Interceptor collapse—an environmental disaster unfolding in plain sight. The contamination has impacted Maryland communities, Washington, D.C., and the broader Chesapeake Bay watershed. Yet amid what should be a five-alarm environmental crisis, something…

Silence on the Sewage: Where Are Maryland’s Environmental Powerhouses?

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Leadership, Not Labels: As Potomac Repairs Advance, DC Water’s Diversity Messaging Draws Scrutiny

By Michael Phillips | MDBayNews As DC Water crews work around the clock to stabilize the damaged Potomac Interceptor, a separate controversy is bubbling just beneath the surface: whether the utility’s public messaging has drifted from performance to politics. Recent comments attributed to DC Water leadership about having “too many white men in charge” and executives needing to “reflect the…

Leadership, Not Labels: As Potomac Repairs Advance, DC Water’s Diversity Messaging Draws Scrutiny