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Livestock Steroids can Persist in Waterways. Study Finds
Steroids given to livestock can stay in water for a long time and don't always break-down, a new study has found. Researchers said that regulatory agencies might have to closely monitor some "safe" livestock steroids to prevent damage to the aquatic ecosystem.
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