Methyl bromide: poison for the ozone layer

The Methyl Bromide is a disinfectant —extraordinarily toxic for the ozone layer— that is used in the processing of seeds and almonds and in the production of strawberries, tomatoes and peppers. It has a great destructive power against fungi, acarus and bacteria, but unfortunately it will block the respiratory system of superior animals.

Complete article by Antonio Trias in Salut i Força

Date of publication: 15/11/1999

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