The Justice Department’s complaint says DC Water violated the Clean Water Act when the 60-year-old sewer line cracked open and allowed disease-carrying bacteria to flow into the river, a key source of the region’s drinking water. | Collector

The Justice Department’s complaint says DC Water violated the Clean Water Act when the 60-year-old sewer line cracked open and allowed disease-carrying bacteria to flow into the river, a key source of the region’s drinking water.

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The Justice Department’s complaint says DC Water violated the Clean Water Act when the 60-year-old sewer line cracked open and allowed disease-carrying bacteria to flow into the river, a key source of the region’s drinking water.

The Justice Department’s complaint says DC Water violated the Clean Water Act when the 60-year-old sewer line cracked open and allowed disease-carrying bacteria to flow into the river, a key source of the region’s drinking water.

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