Washington Business Journal: Navy Yard may be walled off for flood protection. That’s not good for neighboring developments.

By Editor On Feb 1, 2019 Last updated Jun 10, 2019

The Navy is weighing whether to construct a large flood wall at Washington Navy Yard on the Anacostia River, a project that could ultimately make neighboring developments more vulnerable to flooding, Bloomberg reported Friday.

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