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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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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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