Donald Weston, Ph.D., an adjunct professor of ecotoxicology at the University of California, Berkeley
published recently in Environmental Science & Technology findings that
Nearly all of the sediment samples gathered from streams bordering a Roseville, Calif., neighborhood (a suburb of Sacramento) contained enough pyrethroids to eradicate a small bottom-dwelling crustacean called Hyalella azteca.
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