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August 28, 2023 Cover

Volume 101, Issue 17

Tire manufacturers are adopting greener production processes and more renewable materials, but they have yet to get a grip on tire particle pollution

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“If society doesn’t push to reduce the nasty materials out of rubber, then it won’t happen.”

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