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D.C.'s $583 million sewer overflow
prevention tunnel now active
In a significant milestone for Washington, D.C.'s ambitious Clean Rivers Project, the
$583 million Northeast Boundary Tunnel has officially gone into service, marking
the completion of the largest segment in a five-part, $2.7 billion system aimed at
combatting chronic sewer overflows throughout the city. (Image Source: DC Water)
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prompts investigation
A contractor in San Francisco's Lower Haight died on Sept.
28 after a trench beneath a sidewalk collapsed, CBS Bay Area
reported. The San Francisco Fire Department reported that
several workers were involved in utility work underground
near Oak and Divisadero streets when the trench suddenly caved in at around 10 a.m. While five
workers managed to escape, one male worker became trapped under eight feet of dirt and debris.
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Extended reprieve for New Orleans
water systems as saltwater
intrusion slows
Authorities said that saltwater inching up the Mississippi River
is progressing more slowly than projected, meaning water
systems in the greater New Orleans area that draw drinking
water from the river have additional weeks to prepare.
EPA investigates Alabama's
sewage funds for discrimination
against black residents
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced it
has opened a civil rights investigation into whether Alabama
discriminated against Black residents when handing out
funding for wastewater infrastructure.

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