New laboratory will study effects of consumer chemicals on aquatic life

Jan 27 2010 No Comments

(ON) The Hamilton Spectator -  A new $4.6-million, state-of-the-art research facility at the Canada Centre for Inland Waters will be used to try to better understand the environmental consequences of everyday chemicals and contaminants.

Scientists at the Aquatic Life Research Facility, which opened yesterday, will look at the downstream implications of consumer products such as dyes and cosmetics on fish and aquatic life. More

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