Drugs found in bonefish from Biscayne Bay to Marquesas

Data from a three-year, 200-mile-wide study reveals that bonefish, Florida Bay’s iconic “gray ghosts,” are heavily medicated on a slurry of pharmaceuticals seeping from sewer systems not designed to break

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