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Cost to Fix Pipe Burgeons to $30M as New Testing Probes Full Impact of Sewage Spill on Potomac River

Regional leaders from D.C., Maryland, and Virginia seek federal funds for a cleanup expected to take 5 to 10 years after a Potomac River sewage spill released 240 million gallons, officials said.

D.C. region leaders said the cost of repairing the massive Potomac Interceptor pipeline break continues to rise, and new testing could soon reveal the full impact of the January spill. The rupture happened along the Clara Barton Parkway near the Capital Beltway. Since January, the collapse has dumped 240-340 million gallons of sewage into the C&O Canal and the Potomac River. Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments officials said Wednesday…

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