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The Minnesota Department of Health, the DNR and the MPCA have revised their fish consumption advisories to include a large new body of data on contaminants in fish from Minnesota lakes and rivers. The data is also in a new format designed to make it easier to understand while encouraging people to eat more fish for a healthier lifestyle.
How much fish should you eat? Find out here.
June 4, 2008 8:01 AM | Category: Fish