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Howard County residents band together to protest chemical company

Summary by The Baltimore Banner
The advocacy group, Stop Grace Plastic Burning Project — made up of Columbia residents who live near the W.R. Grace headquarters — are holding a protest to stop the chemical company from building a pilot plastics recycling plant.

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Howard County residents band together to protest chemical company

The advocacy group, Stop Grace Plastic Burning Project — made up of Columbia residents who live near the W.R. Grace headquarters — are holding a protest to stop the chemical company from building a pilot plastics recycling plant.

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The Baltimore Banner broke the news in on Friday, September 6, 2024.
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