The U.S. Department of the Interior has stated that the water in the reflecting pool at the Washington Monument is 'crystal clear,' despite reports from witnesses describing it as murky and green. Federal workers are currently working to address the algae problem in the pool, which has been likened by some officials to the challenges faced in the administration's foreign policy efforts, specifically referencing the conflict with Iran. This follows a $14.2 million refurbishment ordered by former President Donald Trump aimed at preparing the monument for the country's 250th birthday celebrations.
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Trump Administration Addresses Algae Issue in Washington's Reflecting Pool
The U.S. Department of the Interior claims the reflecting pool at the Washington Monument is clear, despite witness reports of algae. Federal workers are addressing the issue, which has been compared to the administration's foreign policy challenges, including the conflict with Iran.
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Trump administration compares reflecting pool algae battle to Iran war
Trump Administration Addresses Algae Issue in Washington's Reflecting Pool