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03-05-2023 22:45 – environment
The Paraná River basin broke a world record for the high level of agrochemicals present in fish. The study was carried out by researchers from Conicet and the Universidad del Litoral.
Ecointensa: World record of agrochemicals in fish from the Paraná Basin
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