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A massive sewage spill in January 2026 polluted the Potomac River, leading to repairs, bans on recreation, and calls for system upgrades.
A 72-inch sewer pipe rupture on January 19, 2026, released about 250 million gallons of raw sewage into the Potomac River near Glen Echo, Maryland, prompting emergency repairs and environmental concerns.
DC Water confirmed the Potomac Interceptor has resumed operation after successful testing on March 14, with the nearby C&O Canal fully drained.
While drinking water supplies were unaffected, recreational use remains restricted due to harmful bacteria.
A lawsuit was filed on March 6 by a Virginia boater alleging negligence, and public meetings are underway to discuss long-term recovery.
Environmental advocates are pushing for system-wide inspections and ecological restoration, including natural solutions like freshwater mussels and native plants.
Un derrame masivo de aguas residuales en enero de 2026 contaminó el río Potomac, lo que llevó a reparaciones, prohibiciones de recreación y llamados a actualizaciones del sistema.