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Tire Particles Linked Directly To Alzheimer's Disease, But I Can't Remember Whether That's Bad Or Not

Whether it's building separate bike lanes, improving public transportation, or increasing density in downtown areas, we have lots of options to reduce tire use.

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Tire Particles Linked Directly To Alzheimer's Disease, But I Can't Remember Whether That's Bad Or Not
Whether it's building separate bike lanes, improving public transportation, or increasing density in downtown areas, we have lots of options to reduce tire use.
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