The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT53) BAGHDAD, Iraq -- June 16, 2004 -- IRAQ-SEWAGE-2 -- A U.S. soldier stands guard as sewage runs through a sewage treatment facility in Baghdad, Monday, June 14, 2004. Under Saddam Hussein, Baghdad's three great sewage plants became so decrepit that engineers simply shunted the raw sewage through jury-rigged pipes and dumped it into the Tigris River with no treatment. To date, Congress has set aside roughly $24 billion for rebuilding Iraq's electrical, water, sewage, oil, transportation and security infrastructure, among other areas, including more than $4 billion in its most recent appropriations bill on Iraq alone. (Shawn Baldwin/The New York Times)
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2004-06-16
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The New York Times Agency
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