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Contaminated Soil Found at East Potomac Park Golf Course Linked to Trump Project

KTSM••Dominick Mastrangelo
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Recent soil tests from East Potomac Park revealed the presence of toxic metals, raising concerns about environmental safety. This soil was originally excavated from the White House during the construction of a ballroom project associated with former President Donald Trump. The discovery is significant as it highlights potential health risks for visitors and the surrounding ecosystem. Authorities are urged to investigate further and take necessary actions to mitigate any hazards posed by the contaminated soil.

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