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Snowstorms Triple Trash in Anacostia River
Following a series of heavy snowstorms, the Anacostia River saw a surge in debris — nearly three times the usual amount collected by D.C.’s Water and Sewer Authority. Crews work year-round to remove hundreds of tons of trash from the water, but winter runoff can make the problem worse.
Efforts like D.C.’s bag tax and community cleanup programs aim to reduce the amount of plastic and litter entering the river, protecting local waterways and wildlife.
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DNR “Mows” Dogwood Lake
At Indiana’s Glendale Fish and Wildlife Area, DNR staff used an Aquatic Weed Harvester to manage overgrown lotus pads and coontail on Dogwood Lake. This effort helps maintain healthy waterways and ensures better conditions for fishing and recreation.
Aquatic plant harvesting provides an environmentally friendly way to control vegetation growth without chemicals — improving water quality and access for boaters and anglers.
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