Neglected Sewage Infrastructure Puts American Communities at Risk: Who Will Hold Washington Accountable?

The recent catastrophic collapse of a massive sewage pipe dumping 244 million gallons of untreated waste into the Potomac River was no isolated accident—it was a glaring symptom of decades-long neglect, a crisis born from crumbling infrastructure and insufficient government action.Beyond this dramatic spill near Washington D.C., countless smaller overflows have become a regular hazard for tens of millions across America. Baltimore, with its century-old sewer network riddled with cracks and leaks, exemplifies this quiet disaster. Residents like Teddy Bloomquist endure repeated sewage backups that not only destroy property but endanger public health.How Long Will America Accept Decaying Infrastructure That...