STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) — A study by a University of Connecticut professor has found increased levels of mercury in fish in seven waterways.

The Hearst Connecticut Media Group (http://bit.ly/12vKWvI ) and Connecticut Health Investigative Team report that the study by Christopher Perkins showed that fish in waterways such as Canoe Brook Lake in Trumbull and Lake Kenosia in Danbury contained increased levels of mercury.

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