Cocaine, antidepressants found in roughly one-third of Minnesota lakes, study finds
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| Study: Our lakes are on drugs. |
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A study put together by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (read it here) found that traces of cocaine are present in about one-third of Minnesota lakes, and about 30 percent contain the antidepressant Amitriptyline. Less intoxicatingly, more than three-fourths contain the insect repellant DEET.
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