US EditionModern pesticides found in UK rivers could pose risk to aquatic life - British Geological Survey
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Dog pest treatments could threaten aquatic life for a month after application, according to new research.Chemical residues released by animals into the water pose a significant ecological risk.Disturbing revelations about the environmental impact of pest treatments In the veterinary care world, dog pest treatments are often seen as miracle solutions.However, recent research has highlighted an unexpected environmental impact of these products.Whe…
“There is no aquatic fauna here in this river. There are no fish, crabs, tilapias and other species with which the peasants got the accompaniment of their food,” said a municipe who asked for anonymity. (Read more...) La entrada Pesticides and fecal matter contaminate the Banilejo River in Ocoa was first published in Remolacha - Noticias República Dominicana.
Modern pesticides found in UK rivers could pose risk to aquatic life - British Geological Survey
Pesticide pollution can be extremely damaging to the environment. Pesticides are intrinsically toxic chemicals capable of inflicting a wide range of effects on wildlife, which can in turn cause lasting damage to wildlife populations and ecosystems. Despite these concerns, more research needs to be undertaken to understand the level of pesticide pollution in English rivers. New research has assessed the distribution of current-use pesticides, whi…
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