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Nearly 6,000 Natural Gas Leaks Reported Beneath Washington DC Streets, Some With Explosion Risk
Beneath the streets of Washington, D.C., a network of thousands of aging natural gas pipelines is leaking, and several of the gas leaks are so concentrated that they pose the risk of igniting, according to researchers.
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