Tagged Stories: "District of Columbia"

Did you know that more than 170 species of birds call the Anacostia River and its watershed their home?

A $2.6 billion project in Washington, D.C., will nearly eliminate combined sewer overflows (CSOs) to Anacostia, Potomac rivers.

The U.S. EPA has approved new standards to control polluted stormwater runoff from roads, buildings and other developed areas in Washington.

Federal agencies have joined together in a new initiative to revitalize the Anacostia and Patapsco rivers.

Features along the Anacostia are helping development reduce stormwater pollution

A new "pollution diet" for trash in the impaired Anacostia River as directed by the federal Clean Water Act

The EPA is requiring the Districtof Columbia to continue improving its Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System.

Washington, D.C., has banned the use and sale of coal-tar pavement products to curb the flow of a toxic chemical contaminant.

The District of Columbia Council has unanimously approved a bill that will help clean up the Anacostia River.