A tool launched by The Environmental Working Group’s [EWG] that allows consumers and public health advocates to compare the asthma-causing emissionsof automobiles by manufacturer, make, year and model.
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In the twentieth century, the automobile industry played a critical role in shaping the landscape and health first in the United States and then around the world. Today, the products of this industry contribute to crash deaths and injuries, air pollution, and sedentary lifestyles. As auto companies work with tech companies to produce and sell autonomous vehicles (also known as driverless cars), the health, environmental, and economic impact of this industry will change in as yet unknown ways.
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