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chamathreads • 2162 implied HN points • 14 Jan 24

🏥 Health & Wellness Microplastics

Kids are hitting puberty sooner due to various factors like obesity, stress, and chemicals in plastics.
Massive amounts of tiny plastics are being found in bottled drinking water, raising concerns about health risks.
Corporate culture wars are emerging as a significant business risk in 2024 due to opposition from officials and activists.

122 | Microplastics in Food | Introduction to Hygienic Design | Silly Food Claims |

The Rotten Apple • 231 implied HN points • 22 Jan 24

🍲 Food & Drink Microplastics

Hygienic design principles are crucial for food safety and preventing contamination.
Research on microplastics in food raises questions about the amount we consume and potential health impacts.
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Why Recycled Plastic Should Give You the Ick.

Green Graphic Design • 19 implied HN points • 10 Mar 23

🌞 Climate & Environment Microplastics

Recycled plastic may not be safe as it can leach BPA and other harmful chemicals.
Plastics absorb toxins from the ocean, making them very difficult to decontaminate.
Most recycled plastics eventually need to be reinforced with virgin plastics due to degradation, reducing the long-term impact on reducing virgin plastic use.

Well Being: Microplastics

Who is Robert Malone • 15 implied HN points • 07 Mar 24

🏥 Health & Wellness Microplastics

Microplastics are small particles of plastic that are everywhere, impacting human health and the environment.
Research shows that the presence of microplastics in carotid artery plaque is linked to a higher risk of heart attacks, stroke, or death.
Taking steps to reduce exposure to microplastics by making mindful choices in daily life, such as avoiding plastic products and packaging, can help protect personal health and the environment.

Plastics damaged oceans. Plastics damaged Rivers: Rocks are Up-Coming Things Plastics are Damaging

Adetokunbo Sees • 5 HN points • 30 Dec 23

🌞 Climate & Environment Microplastics

Plastics are damaging oceans and rivers, but now plastic rocks are becoming a concern.
There is a rise in companies focusing on plant-based meat, cell-based meat, fermentation, and enzymes.
Opportunities are available for founders, creators, investors, and activists in various startup competitions and events.

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