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Pharmaceuticals in rivers threaten world health - study

lenora

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Hello Treeman (Mushy Peas!!)......Yes, I fully agree that pharmaceuticals are a problem for all of us, and I'm including myself.

It's very hard to think of a way to get rid of drugs of any sort without harming something. Our city provides collection sites for drugs and other products that aren't easily disposed of. Still, even with that a lot of the sites aren't handy and something is always waiting to be collected. I guess that in the end something like burial is best (If outer shell doesn't break down) or using the product as much as possible.

One final though: I believe that pharmacies will also dispose of drugs (or at least they used to). Have you ever tried that? Pesticides, motor oil....so many things fall into this category. Yours, Lenora.