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Leveraging Green Infrastructure for the Triple Bottom Line
Leveraging Green Infrastructure for the Triple Bottom Line
Leveraging Green Infrastructure for the Triple Bottom Line
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Success Stories from DC Water’s 2022 ESG+R Report
DC Water is the first - and only - municipal water utility in the nation to issue this type of comprehensive ESG report.

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Bloom Receives 2024 Canopy Award for Sustainability from DC’s Casey Trees

DC Water's environmentally friendly soil conditioner plays vital role in helping to protect DC’s tree canopy.

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Independence Avenue, SW: Temporary Travel Lane and Sidewalk Closures

(Washington, DC) –DC Water’s contractor on the Potomac River Tunnel Project will continue potholing operations along Independence Avenue, SW between Ohio Drive and West Basin Drive on or about April ...

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DC Water Schedules Town Hall Meetings on Proposed Rate Adjustment

Authority Offers Virtual and In-Person Options

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Annual Water Line Cleaning Begins March 25

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Washington Aqueduct, which supplies water to DC Water, annually performs a temporary disinfectant switch from chloramine to chlorine. This year, the switch runs from March 25 to May 6. During that time, customers may notice temporary minor changes in taste and odor.