Litter Corral

A trapping device tested in the nation’s capital skims debris from stream surfaces, helping to keep waterways clean

A combined storm and sanitary sewer system in the District of Columbia serves 12,955 acres, or 33 percent of the city. Stormwater runoff conveys a significant portion of trash from streets, road right-of-ways, and sidewalks to outfalls discharging to the Anacostia River.

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