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Pharmaceutical Drug Pollution in Rivers Poses 'Global Threat to Human and Environmental Health,' Study Finds - EcoWatch

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Pharmaceutical Drug Pollution in Rivers Poses 'Global Threat to Human and Environmental Health,' Study Finds - EcoWatch

Pharmaceutical drugs have polluted the world's rivers and pose “a global threat to environmental and human health,” according to a new study by the University of York. The most extensive global study to date found that among the most polluted rivers were those in Bolivia, Pakistan and Ethiopia, while rivers in the Amazon rainforest, Iceland and Norway were those with the least amounts of drug pollution.

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