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LSProject: Pharmaceutical toxins found in northeast Minnesota lakes and fish

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The Lake Superior Project/Logo by Lauryl Loberg
The Lake Superior Project/Logo by Lauryl Loberg

Pharmaceuticals and other human-produced chemicals are appearing in northeast Minnesota's water and fish - even in remote and pristine lakes. In this edition of The Lake Superior Project, Dr. Seth Moore, director of biology and environment with the Lake Superior Band of Chippewa, talks about a new study on these emerging toxins.

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