Unused, unwanted, expired and even illegal street drugs have in past years been flushed down toilets, sink drains, and even into sewer lines. However, the impact of drugs on the environment and how they affect landfills has been under increased scrutiny over the past decade, and while research is still ongoing, the statistics are alarming.
Drugs and pharmaceuticals in landfills have the potential to damage and influence plant life, animal life, and the soil itself. Recent reports and studies have brought worldwide attention to the negative impact that improper drug disposal has not only on the environment, but the general population.
In spite of growing attention and regulations for more secure pharmaceutical and drug disposal options, an alarming volume of drugs still make it to landfills, often causing damage in scope that many are unaware of. Read more >
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