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DC students tackle Anacostia River pollution clean up for STEM competition

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In the CommunityJanuary 9, 2025 8:21 am

DC students tackle Anacostia River pollution clean up for STEM competition

D.C. middle schoolers at Kramer Middle School are taking on a project to clean up the Anacostia River by creating a biodegradable island. News4’s Molette Green explains the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow STEM competition that could win them $2 million in prizes.

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