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The Potomac Electric Power Company is accused of spilling or releasing petroleum and nationally-banned industrial products into the soil and groundwater for nearly a century.

Potomac Electric Power Co. (Pepco) will pay more than $57 million to resolve allegations that it discharged toxic chemicals into the District of

The Potomac Electric Power Company is accused of spilling or releasing petroleum and nationally-banned industrial products into the soil and groundwater for nearly a century.

The Potomac Electric Power Company is accused of spilling or releasing petroleum and nationally-banned industrial products into the soil and groundwater for nearly a century.

A new field trip offering spotlights local contemporary history, promotes self-efficacy and urges secondary students to imagine a more equitable future

Pepco agrees to pay $57 million for pollution cleanup in D.C.'s waterways, marking the largest environmental protection settlement in the city's history.

DC Attorney General Brain Schwalb said the settlement is the largest environmental protection settlement in the history of the District.

Potomac Electric Power Company agreed to a $57 million settlement with the District Tuesday to resolve allegations of toxic chemical discharge at its Northeast facilities.

Pepco has agreed to pay $57 million to clean up pollution in the Anacostia River after the utility company admitted to released harmful chemicals into the river...

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