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Ecosystem Health: Pesticide Use from Forest Management Practices Threatens Essential West Coast Marine Organisms

Herbicide Use in “Regenerative” No-Till Contaminates Waterbodies

Aggressive Cancer in Sea Lions Linked to Ocean Pollution and Herpesvirus Precursor, Implications for Human Health

Long-Term Roundup Exposure Found to Harm Keystone Wildlife Species

Birds, Bees, and Aquatic Life Threatened by Gross Underestimate of Toxicity of World’s Most Widely Used Pesticide

Farm pesticides blamed for fish kill

Roundup Linked to Animal Shape Changes

Study Finds Common Fungicide Deadly to Frogs

First Report on Bioaccumulation and Processing of Antibacterial Ingredient TCC in Fish

USGS Finds Atrazine Herbicide Adversely Affects Fish Reproduction

Pyrethroid Pesticides in Streams Found Toxic to Indicator Species

U.S. Geological Survey Identifies Intersex Fish Nationwide

Pesticide Drift from Fields Impact Amphibian Populations

Three pesticides found to harm endangered fish

Very Highly Toxic Effects of Endosulfan Across Nine Species of Tadpoles: Lag Effects and Family-Level Sensitivity

Statistical Modelling Suggests That Anti-Androgens in Wastewater Treatment Works Effluents are Contributing Causes of Widespread Sexual Disruption in Fish Living in English Rivers

Widespread Occurrence of Intersex Bass Found in U.S. Rivers

Study Finds Low Doses of Pesticides Impact Amphibians

In Agricultural Areas, Male Toads Feminized

Agriculture Alters Gonadal Form and Function in the Toad Bufo marinus

Intersex Frogs More Common in Suburban Areas

USGS Identifies Contaminants in Potomac River Possibly Linked to Intersex Fish

Pesticide Mixtures Have Greater Effect on Salmon

Intersex in Smallmouth Bass Coincident with Population and Agriculture in Potomac Watershed

Scientists explore connection between pollution, intersex fish.

“Intersex” Fish Found in Potomac River, Endocrine Disruptors Suspected

EPA Blames Popular Pesticide for Frog Abnormalities

Pesticide Research – Aquatic Life

Studies Show How Pesticides Harm Organisms that Form the Foundation of Freshwater Ecosystems

Debilitating Ear Blisters Plague Long Island Turtle Populations from Pesticide Use

Chemicals, including Pesticides, in Wastewater Discharge Contaminate Oysters in Pacific Northwest

Pesticide Contamination in Waterways Raises New Alarm for Aquatic Life, Citing Poor Regulation

Threat to Ocean Health: Pesticide Resistant Fish Lice Plague the North Atlantic Ocean

Endangered Florida Manatees Contaminated with Glyphosate/ Roundup Due to Widespread Use

Ecosystem Health: Pesticide Use from Forest Management Practices Threatens Essential West Coast Marine Organisms

Herbicide Use in “Regenerative” No-Till Contaminates Waterbodies

Aggressive Cancer in Sea Lions Linked to Ocean Pollution and Herpesvirus Precursor, Implications for Human Health

Long-Term Roundup Exposure Found to Harm Keystone Wildlife Species

Birds, Bees, and Aquatic Life Threatened by Gross Underestimate of Toxicity of World’s Most Widely Used Pesticide

Farm pesticides blamed for fish kill

Roundup Linked to Animal Shape Changes

Study Finds Common Fungicide Deadly to Frogs

First Report on Bioaccumulation and Processing of Antibacterial Ingredient TCC in Fish

USGS Finds Atrazine Herbicide Adversely Affects Fish Reproduction

More Research Links Atrazine to Sexual Abnormalities in Amphibians

Pyrethroid Pesticides in Streams Found Toxic to Indicator Species

U.S. Geological Survey Identifies Intersex Fish Nationwide

Pesticide Drift from Fields Impact Amphibian Populations

Three pesticides found to harm endangered fish

Very Highly Toxic Effects of Endosulfan Across Nine Species of Tadpoles: Lag Effects and Family-Level Sensitivity

Statistical Modelling Suggests That Anti-Androgens in Wastewater Treatment Works Effluents are Contributing Causes of Widespread Sexual Disruption in Fish Living in English Rivers

Widespread Occurrence of Intersex Bass Found in U.S. Rivers

Study Finds Low Doses of Pesticides Impact Amphibians

In Agricultural Areas, Male Toads Feminized

Agriculture Alters Gonadal Form and Function in the Toad Bufo marinus

Intersex Frogs More Common in Suburban Areas

USGS Identifies Contaminants in Potomac River Possibly Linked to Intersex Fish

Pesticide Mixtures Have Greater Effect on Salmon

Intersex in Smallmouth Bass Coincident with Population and Agriculture in Potomac Watershed

More Evidence Links Endocrine Disrupting Pesticides to Frog Sex Changes

Scientists explore connection between pollution, intersex fish.

“Intersex” Fish Found in Potomac River, Endocrine Disruptors Suspected

EPA Blames Popular Pesticide for Frog Abnormalities

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