I can smell them.............that and trash............all over Dc.............the aliens leave the bathrooms at the homeless shelters a mess....................and it is ok...............the prostitution as well............as American men are so weak it is incredible..................the women's rights groups and the blacks rights groups offered me sex..........then got mad i didn't want it...........u are the worse people i have ever met....

Natural Gas Safety | What Does Natural Gas Smell Like? - Washington ...

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If you suspect a natural gas leak or other natural gas emergency, evacuate the area immediately and call 911 and the Washington Gas Emergency Leak Line at ...

Dangerous methane levels detected in D.C. - The Washington Post

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This map shows 5800 places where a scientific survey sniffed out evidence of natural gas leaks. The scientists, who drove methane gas-detection equipment ...

Study finds 5,893 natural gas leaks in Washington, D.C. - USA Today

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USA Today

Jan 16, 2014 - New research says the nation's capital, infamous for political leaks, has thousands ofleaks of another sort: methane from natural gas pipelines.

Nearly 6,000 Natural Gas Leaks Found in Washington, D.C.

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Jan 16, 2014 - Thousands of natural gas leaks were detected in the aging pipeline infrastructure underWashington, D.C., some of which were above the ...

About 6,000 Natural Gas Leaks Found In D.C.'s Aging Pipes : NPR

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NPR

Jan 16, 2014 - Pipelines conveying natural gas in Washington, D.C., are old and wearing out, with approximately four leaks per mile, a recent scientific survey ...

The Map That Reveals 5900 Natural Gas Leaks Under Washington, DC

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Jan 17, 2014 - Last winter, researchers from Duke and Boston University got in a car and drove up and down all 1,500 miles of roadway in Washington, D.C.