Levels of 'Molly,' aka ecstasy, spike in rivers near music festival
Concerts and other large events are associated with increased levels of drugs such as "Molly" in nearby bodies of water.
By American Chemical Society —— Bio and Archives--February 4, 2015
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The illicit drug called "Molly" or ecstasy is a serious concern for parents, law enforcement and now for environmentalists. Scientists report in the ACS journal Environmental Science & Technology that a major music festival in Taiwan coincides with a spike in the drug's levels in nearby rivers. Not only does this highlight drug abuse at the concert, but the scientists say it also focuses attention on potential effects the substance could have on aquatic life.
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