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Ozone levels may be affected by growth

By Jason Flanagan
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Increased population and job growth could ruin the region?s recent downward trend in the number of high-ozone days.

“Even with technology to help us, Americans love their cars, and we do see the [the number of] ozone days going back up,” said Regina Aris, the Baltimore Metropolitan Council?s policy manager.

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