Pharmaceuticals and other anthropogenic tracers in surface water: A randomized survey of 50 Minnesota lakes
Water from 50 randomly selected lakes across Minnesota, USA, was analyzed for pharmaceuticals, personal care products, hormones, and other commercial or industrial chemicals in conjunction with the US Environmental Protection Agency's 2012 National Lakes Assessment. Thirty-eight of the 125 chem...
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