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That's interesting and quite worrying isn't it? Makes sense that with such a huge global pop and increasing usage of medicines and pesticides the global water
by kossTKR 3y ago
That's interesting and quite worrying isn't it?
Makes sense that with such a huge global pop and increasing usage of medicines and pesticides the global water supply will eventually turn into a toxic sludge.
Anti depressants have just been found deep underwater in Antarctica so it seems all fish are swimming in a soup of blood thinners and psycho-active medication.
I wonder when the ocean ecosystem will collapse from this and when humans will turn "weird", if they haven't already done that. Imagine constantly being medicated with 1000 medications from the moment you are in the womb.
I hope many of these things are so trace that it's almost homeopathic, ie. doesn't have an effect - can anyone confirm or deny this?
- DarkNova6 3y ago>> I wonder when the ocean ecosystem will collapse from this and when humans will turn "weird", if they haven't already done that Indeed. At least in the case of fish it turned out that plastic pollution starts to affect the hormonal balance males starting from the 3rd generation. Makes you think about the ever lowering sperm-count in males across the board.