Don, maybe you better switch to chicken
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Blackcat Outdoors
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Yeah, I'm not giving my email to the epoch times to read it. Knowing their reputation with some other science stuff, I'll try and find it elsewhere.
Wnep has a blurb about finding chemicals in the Susquehanna river fish around where I live right now. I don't ever remember a time when it was a good recommendation to eat anything out of the Susquehanna around here though.
Wnep has a blurb about finding chemicals in the Susquehanna river fish around where I live right now. I don't ever remember a time when it was a good recommendation to eat anything out of the Susquehanna around here though.
Melvinp
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I think that’s pretty much anywhere in the susky but I gotta say it’s way better than 20 years ago at least the way it looks anywayYeah, I'm not giving my email to the epoch times to read it. Knowing their reputation with some other science stuff, I'll try and find it elsewhere.
Wnep has a blurb about finding chemicals in the Susquehanna river fish around where I live right now. I don't ever remember a time when it was a good recommendation to eat anything out of the Susquehanna around here though.
Don
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Naa, that little Hornswaggler from Lebnun is merely trying to push my buttons. I’ll fix his wagon.
truecrimson
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Yeah, I'm not giving my email to the epoch times to read it. Knowing their reputation with some other science stuff, I'll try and find it elsewhere.
Wnep has a blurb about finding chemicals in the Susquehanna river fish around where I live right now. I don't ever remember a time when it was a good recommendation to eat anything out of the Susquehanna around here though.
Locally caught fish are full of dangerous chemicals called PFAS, study finds | CNN
Freshwater fish caught locally contain dangerously high levels of PFOS, short for perfluorooctane sulfonic acid, a known synthetic toxin phased out by the federal government, according to a study of data from the US Environmental Protection Agency.