https://www.yahoo.com/news/crystal-meth-waterways-turning-trout-180219256.htmlCrystal meth is turning brown trout into drug addicts, a study has found.
The drug, also known as methamphetamine, is increasingly polluting waterways and researchers are investigating the impact it has on marine life.
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Drugs reach waterways through a variety of routes. Improper disposal, such as being washed down a sink or toilet, is one, while the drugs can also invade the habitat of fish via the urine of people taking them, which re-enters the water system despite being filtered.
Which civilization is to blame?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amphetamine#History,_society,_and_cultureAmphetamine was first synthesized in 1887 in Germany by Romanian chemist Lazăr Edeleanu who named it phenylisopropylamine;[203][227][228] its stimulant effects remained unknown until 1927, when it was independently resynthesized by Gordon Alles and reported to have sympathomimetic properties.[228]
Going back to the first link, so how do Western scientists research this? You guessed it: by getting
even more fish addicted! (And of course cutting up their brains afterwards.) What else do you expect from Western civilization FFS?!
Researchers from the Czech Republic took 120 juvenile brown trout that were bred in captivity and kept them in two different tanks, each containing 60 fish and 350 litres of water.
One tank was then laced with methamphetamine to a concentration of one microgram per litre, a level often found in freshwater rivers in Europe and the UK.
Some water systems in the world have been found to be poisoned with amphetamine levels 25 times this.
The fish in the experiment stayed in their tanks for eight weeks before they were transferred to a different, drug-free aquarium.
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Researchers also took samples from the brains of the fish to see how far the drug had permeated.
“Methamphetamine preference was positively correlated with levels of amphetamine residues in fish brains, suggesting that addiction is linked to the presence of this drug metabolite in nervous system tissue,” the researchers said.
“Amphetamine was only identified in brain tissue of exposed trout.”
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A separate study recently found antidepressants are putting crayfish at increased risk of predators by making them more brazen. The crustaceans were found to spend more time searching for food – thereby putting themselves in danger – when water was polluted by Prozac.
For irony, check out this enemy headline:
https://vdare.com/posts/sailer-in-taki-s-magazine-no-forgiveness-for-1492-the-point-is-to-punish-whites-for-having-the-best-countriesNo, the point is to punish "whites" for turning the entire planet into a toxic dump in ways that no one else could ever have imagined.