WATER A HEALTH HAZARD IN ST. PETERSBURG.

Publication: Monitor Volume: 3 Issue: 169

September 12, 1997 07:00 AM Age: 27 years

Scientists in St. Petersburg estimate that the poor quality of the drinking water in Russia’s second city knocks between 12 and 15 years off the average life expectancy of city residents. (Vechernyaya Moskva, September 10)

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