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 Stories About: Army Corps of Engineers AND pollution and waste AND Potomac River AND solid waste treatment and disposal AND toxics AND United States AND US EPA AND Washington DC AND water bodies and marine life AND wildlife
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The Sludge Report
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21 Jun 2002 |
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| The Sludge Report From the department of You've Got To Be Kidding: An internal U.S. EPA document alleges that the 200,000 tons of toxic sludge dumped by the Army Corps of Engineers into the Potomac River every year is actually good for fish, because it forces them to fl ... |
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| Topics: Army Corps of Engineers, pollution and waste, Potomac River, solid waste treatment and disposal, toxics, United States, US EPA, Washington DC, water bodies and marine life, wildlife (all these topics) |
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