57chevy
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Mercury levels on the rise in California rivers could pose threat to wildlife and agriculture - NaturalNews.com
First the Fukashima radiation, then the drought and now this. I can't help but think that if they still let dredgers on the rivers, at least some of the mercury would have been removed.
First the Fukashima radiation, then the drought and now this. I can't help but think that if they still let dredgers on the rivers, at least some of the mercury would have been removed.







