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Hazardous materials spills in Pennsylvania

By Natasha Vicens and Alexandra Kanik | February 20, 2014

PublicSource analyzed hazardous materials incidents in Pennsylvania since 2000. The data consisted of U.S. Department of Transportation records provided by the Investigative News Network.

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Hazardous materials spills in Pennsylvania

By Natasha Vicens and Alexandra Kanik | February 20, 2014

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