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St. Lawrence River Suffers from Pharmaceutical Pollution Containing Medicinal Drugs, Threatening Aquatic Wildlife [Study] - Vimarsana News

St. Lawrence River Suffers from Pharmaceutical Pollution Containing Medicinal Drugs, Threatening Aquatic Wildlife [Study]

Scientists collected water samples from the Montreal City part of the St. Lawrence River, containing traces of toxic drugs. Click to read more.

Pharmaceutical pollution: How a stream of medical ingredients is seeping into the environment - Vimarsana News

Pharmaceutical pollution: How a stream of medical ingredients is seeping into the environment

Many pharmaceutical compounds pass through the human body without losing their potency and end up in the Earth’s water bodies.

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Extent of pharmaceutical pollution is contaminating world's rivers, finds study - Vimarsana News

Extent of pharmaceutical pollution is contaminating world's rivers, finds study

A new study led by the University of York's Centre of Excellence in Mass Spectrometry has found that pharmaceutical pollution is contaminating the world's rivers to a greater extent.A

Analyzing Pharmaceutical Pollution in Global Rivers - Vimarsana News

Analyzing Pharmaceutical Pollution in Global Rivers

To comprehend the possible impacts of pharmaceutical exposures, it is crucial to know the concentrations that happen in riverine environments. In this study, researchers show a complete universal study of pharmaceutical occurrence in the rivers of less than 50% of the countries in the world (n = 1,0

Sediment Cores Millions of Years Old May Provide Clues About Previous Climate Change - Vimarsana News

Sediment Cores Millions of Years Old May Provide Clues About Previous Climate Change

Climate change signals might be found in sediment cores from the ocean floor dating back 23 million years.