Environment Maryland released the data in a report called "Cars and Cancer," as a way to drum up support for stricter regulations on car and truck emissions.
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12/28/06
BALTIMORE - Anne Arundel County and Maryland as a whole have far higher levels of cancer-causing toxins in the air than they should, an environmental group charged yesterday. Find Us On Facebook
Environment Maryland released the data in a report called "Cars and Cancer," as a way to drum up support for stricter regulations on car and truck emissions.
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