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09/12/07
Constellation Energy and the owner of a sand and gravel mine in Gambrills have known since 1999 that fly ash dumped at the site could threaten nearby groundwater with cancer-causing chemicals, according to documents obtained by The Capital. 
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Constellation Energy and the owner of a sand and gravel mine in Gambrills have known since 1999 that fly ash dumped at the site could threaten nearby groundwater with cancer-causing chemicals,...
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