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Logan taxiway study finds no new ways to cut noise, pollution

By Tracy Jan
Globe Staff / July 9, 2006

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A recent federal evaluation of the environmental impact of a proposed centerfield taxiway at Logan International Airport has found that nothing more can be done to reduce the noise and air pollution it may cause in East Boston and Winthrop neighborhoods. (Full article: 421 words)

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