Both legal and illegal drugs are polluting streams in and around at least 1 major U.S. city, a new study reveals. This includes amphetamines, which are biologically active and highly addictive. [1]
The pollution comes at a high cost, ecologically. Areas in some streams have high enough concentrations of amphetamines to alter the bottom of the aquatic food chain.
Study author Sylvia Lee said:
Captagon, which provides revenue for Syrian rebel groups, is in high demand in the Gulf where the amphetamine is said to be a sexual stimulant.
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The drug is called Captagon, and it's being used by all sides of the Syrian conflict.
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