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(Natural News) Toxic chemicals — such as fungicides and antidepressants — entering waterways and aquatic ecosystems may cause adverse behavioral changes in aquatic animals even at relatively low levels, a study published in the Environmental Pollution journal has revealed. According to experts, fungicides used on staple crops such as rice, oats, wheat, and potatoes are found in great concentrations in... |
Toxic chemicals are affecting aquatic ecosystems even at surprisingly low concentrations, study finds
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