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Nature´s editorial: Europe must act to stop livestock drugs from wiping out its vulture populations

Nature´s editorial: Europe must act to stop livestock drugs from wiping out its vulture populations

Date: Outubro 22, 2014

Tags: beardedvulture, cinereousvulture, egyptianvulture, griffonvulture

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http://www.nature.com/news/toxic-influence-1.16190?WT.mc_id=TWT_NatureNews

Thank you NATURE! EU, please ban vet diclofenac!

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