Pesticides in Colombo well water
The Asian Tribune reports that pesticides have been found in well water in areas of Sri Lanka around Colombo city.
Report retrieved on date from
http://www.asiantribune.com/show_news.php?id=16915
The villages grow leafy vegetables and have taken increasingly to pesticides. The water is used for drinking and for bottled water as well. Fortunately, two of the three pesticides tested had residues within prescribed limits.
The report proves that farmers need common effluent discharge facilities so that wash water can be treated effectively to safeguard the community.
Report retrieved on date from
The villages grow leafy vegetables and have taken increasingly to pesticides. The water is used for drinking and for bottled water as well. Fortunately, two of the three pesticides tested had residues within prescribed limits.
The report proves that farmers need common effluent discharge facilities so that wash water can be treated effectively to safeguard the community.
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