Troubling Decline in Fertility, Chemicals and Hormone Havoc, Winning a Fight Against Plastic Bags
Over the past four decades, sperm counts have dropped by more than 50% in the US, and female fertility is also declining. Chemicals that disrupt the hormone system are key culprits, including those chemicals found in plastics, cosmetics and fracking solutions. Why this looming fertility crisis hits vulnerable communities especially hard. Also, a recent study finds the toxic class of chemicals called PFAS, also known as “forever chemicals”, is widespread in lipstick, mascara, and other cosmetics. The ugly truth about your beauty products. And worried about the environmental degradation caused by increasing plastic pollution in her home country of Malawi, Gloria Majiga-Kamoto organized a grassroots movement to fight the plastic industry and to support a national ban on thin single-use plastic. She’s been recognized with a 2021 Goldman Environmental Prize.
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