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Cases

Anacostia Pollutant Discharges Challenged

In Brief: The Anacostia River in the nation's capital is badly polluted by raw sewage and stormwater. A lawsuit challenges inadequate pollution limits for the river.

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Friends of the Earth

Updated: January 5, 2004

Case #03516