Ozone-Depleting Chemical Alternatives Getting Into Our Food and Water

ENN
May 15, 2020, 8:50 am113 pts
An international environmental agreement to regulate the use of chemicals depleting the ozone layer may have inadvertently allowed higher levels of other harmful chemicals to flourish, new research co-led by York University and Environment and Climate Change Canada has found.

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