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New research on mercury, selenium and arsenic concentrations in Canadian freshwater fish now Online!

Check out new research on human consumption risks of fish from mercury, selenium and arsenic.

  • Link to Online Article
  • Link to pdf
Posted in Conservation of Freshwater Fishes, Mark Poesch, Media and tagged Announcement.