Tank's Green Hue Fades: D.C. Landmark Reverts to Algae-Covered State

A water tank in Washington D.C., which had been controversially painted green during the Trump administration, has returned to its original, algae-covered appearance. The change signifies a shift away from the previous administration's aesthetic choices for the landmark.

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