Can Road Salt and Other Pollutants Disrupt Our Circadian Rhythms?

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By The ConversationJan 4, 2018, 1:22 pm146 pts
By Jennifer Marie Hurley Every winter, local governments across the U.S. apply millions of tons of road salt to keep streets navigable during snow and ice storms. Runoff from melting snow carries road salt into streams and lakes, and causes many bodies of water to have extraordinarily high salinity . At…

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