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Pepco to pay $57 million over "toxic pollution" of Anacostia River in D.C.'s largest-ever environmental settlement - Vimarsana News

Pepco to pay $57 million over "toxic pollution" of Anacostia River in D.C.'s largest-ever environmental settlement

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.

Pepco to Pay $47M Toward Cleaning Up Anacostia River and $10M in Penalties - Vimarsana News

Pepco to Pay $47M Toward Cleaning Up Anacostia River and $10M in Penalties

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

Company to pay $57 million over "toxic pollution" of D.C. river - Vimarsana News

Company to pay $57 million over "toxic pollution" of D.C. river

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.

Source: yahoo.com
Company to pay $57 million over "toxic pollution" of D.C. river - Vimarsana News

Company to pay $57 million over "toxic pollution" of D.C. river

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.

Source: aol.com
Smithsonian's Anacostia Community Museum's Message to Students: 'You, Too, Can Be a Changemaker' - Vimarsana News

Smithsonian's Anacostia Community Museum's Message to Students: 'You, Too, Can Be a Changemaker'

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