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Maybe it does and maybe it doesn't but the fact remains it's overly simplistic to assume that plastic production doesn't temporally lead changes in health effec
by stackghost 2y ago
Maybe it does and maybe it doesn't but the fact remains it's overly simplistic to assume that plastic production doesn't temporally lead changes in health effects by some amount.
To suggest otherwise is clueless and asinine.
- exe34 2y agodoes the US consume a lot more plastic than elsewhere?
- stackghost 2y agoProbably. But frankly I don't care, because that's irrelevant. Plastic pollution is global.
- exe34 2y agoin which case it doesn't explain why America specifically has a lowered life expectancy.
- stackghost 2y agoIt's almost like life expectancies cannot be explained by a single variable, and the original claim that life expectancies went up thus plastics aren't bad is overly simplistic. Imagine that.