Proposed hazmat train routes raise concerns

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A study’s proposals to move trains carrying hazardous materials away from the nation’s capital elicited protests from Maryland lawmakers.

The National Capital Planning Commission on Wednesday proposed three alternative routes they say will help eliminate potential for train-related terrorist attacks, create development along the Anacostia River and improve passenger travel in Maryland, Virginia and D.C.

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