Crops irrigated with wastewater store drugs in their leaves

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In regions where freshwater supplies are limited, farmers sometimes rely on treated wastewater to water their crops. While this practice helps conserve scarce water resources, it has raised concerns among regulators and consumers. Wastewater can contain trace amounts of various substances, including psychoactive medications commonly used to treat mental health conditions.

New research from Johns Hopkins University suggests that certain crops -- tomatoes, carro...

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