As many as 500 gallons of diesel fuel poured into the Washington Channel Thursday, but it was quickly contained, D.C. fire department officials said.
The fuel was a portion of the 900 gallons that spilled from an overflowing tank on the roof of the U.S. General Services Administration’s central heating and cooling plant on 13th and C streets SW, said Mike McGill, a GSA spokesman.
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