Well we’re about to hit a point of no return on the ladder there and it’s been pretty quiet on microplastics. Haven’t heard of people dying or even getting sick from them really.
The chemicals in plastic can cause reproductive issues, and there has already been a statistically significant decline in both testosterone levels and sperm health in men since they entered widespread use.
As plastics continue to degrade, we’ll start to see the amount of microplastics in our bodies increase. And the production of those microplastics isn’t stopping any time soon.
Humanity can survive the climate crisis for quite a long while, but only if we can keep making new humans.
I think microplastics are going to be what wipes out humanity, not climate change.
Nah, it’s just going to make the people who survive climate change that much more miserable.
thanks to oil companies, the two are inextricably intertwined
Well we’re about to hit a point of no return on the ladder there and it’s been pretty quiet on microplastics. Haven’t heard of people dying or even getting sick from them really.
I didn’t mean that they would directly kill us.
The chemicals in plastic can cause reproductive issues, and there has already been a statistically significant decline in both testosterone levels and sperm health in men since they entered widespread use.
As plastics continue to degrade, we’ll start to see the amount of microplastics in our bodies increase. And the production of those microplastics isn’t stopping any time soon.
Humanity can survive the climate crisis for quite a long while, but only if we can keep making new humans.
You’d be wrong but it’s a hopeful thought.
Chemicals in microplastics cause fertility issues. Humanity can survive the climate crisis for a very long time, but only if we can make new humans.