Study Finds Human Meds Altering Marine Biology

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Study Finds Human Meds Altering Marine Biology

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02-20-2008, 02:03 PM	#1 (permalink)
Bruce Giant Squid Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Los Angeles, California Age: 21 Posts: 3,448 Karma: 1062	Study Finds Human Meds Altering Marine Biology Study finds human medicines altering marine biology -------------------- Southern California toxicology researchers find chemicals from wastewater are ending up in coastal oceans -- and affecting the hormone levels of fish. By Kenneth R. Weiss Los Angeles Times Staff Writer February 17 2008 BOSTON; Sewage-treatment plants in Southern California are failing to remove hormones and hormone-altering chemicals from water that gets flushed into coastal ocean waters, according to the results of a study released Saturday. The complete article can be viewed at: Click Me! _________ Tank Specs: 55 Gallon Mixed Reef 48" Tek Light: 4-54W T5 HO Fluorescents Bulbs: 1 x 54w Fiji Purple T5 HO Fluorescent 1 x 54w Super Actinic Blue T5 HO Flourescent 1 x 54w 14000K AquaBlue 75/25 T5 HO Fluorescent 1 x 54w 10000k AquaSun T5 HO Fluorescent Hard Stuff: 100+ lb. Fiji Live Rock 65+ lb. Live sand http://www.teslamotors.com/images/ba...la_banner6.jpg Last edited by Bruce; 02-20-2008 at 02:08 PM.

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