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A June 27. 2002, report called, “Where Are We Growing,” by the Southern Environmental Law7 Center, notes people in this state drove almost 75 billion miles in 2000; the equivalent of Virginians driving to the sun and back every day. Pollution from this traffic ’is mainly in the form of acid rain and ground-level ozone. Easy to overlook, but these pollutants damage lung tissue, slowly destroy flora and fauna, reduce crop yields, and eat away metal, concrete, and limestone. Development means
more power plants
More development also calls for more electricity. Power plants generating electricity are another source of
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