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Flea control products may have environmental impacts, trace amounts of pesticides found in San Francisco Bay

Thursday, May 18, 2017
Flea control products may have environmental impacts, trace amounts of pesticides found in San Francisco Bay
Some popular flea control products may be responsible for trace amounts of pesticides getting into the San Francisco Bay. According to a new study, the amounts are very small, but experts say the bay ecosystem could be at risk.
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