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If set on fire, tires can produce toxic fumes and oily runoff that can contaminate soil, surface water, and ground water

If set on fire, tires can produce toxic fumes and oily runoff that can contaminate soil, surface water, and ground water
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If set on fire, tires can produce toxic fumes and oily runoff that can contaminate soil, surface water, and ground water

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For every million tires consumed by fire, 55,000 gallons of runoff oil can pollute the environment unless collected or contained

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