Some Southwest Florida leaders want to address medication flushing
Medications are ending up in water supplies, and scientists and regulators have yet to understand the effects of these so-called emerging substances of concern — 14 million, mostly unregulated, chemical compounds in use in the United States. That’s just what Bonita Springs Councilman Richard Ferreira is afraid of.
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