Underreported: Cinnamon and Spice...and Puget Sound?
Thursday, January 18, 2007
The Christmas and New Year's holidays are over, but some of the remnants might still be in our water supply. During the holidays, researchers at the University of Washington found spikes in the levels of cinnamon and vanilla in Puget Sound--Dr. Rick Keil suspects it was due to an uptick in holiday baking.
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