Not exact matches
While there is not much evidence of
cyanide - caught
fish poisoning the people who eat it — the dose retained
by a
fish after being puffed is relatively small — the risk nevertheless remains, especially for those who ingest a lot of it.
He is hoping that this method might be turned into an easy tool that can be used
by consumers, citizen scientists and enforcement agencies to quickly detect
fish that have been illegally caught with
cyanide, which would hopefully drive down the trade.
And here are just a few other «side effects» of mining on public lands in the West:
cyanide spills; wildlife habitat destruction and
fish kills caused
by poisoned waters; and water pollution caused
by acid mine drainage, which leaches potentially toxic heavy metals like lead, copper, and zinc from rocks.