I am reading Life Without Plastic by Chantal Plamondon and Jay Sinha and it is a horror show of the toxic effects of plastic. I’ll give a review after I finish it but one part stood out. A study in 2005 by Dr. Shanna Swan showed that baby boys whose mothers were exposed to certain plastics show signs of demasculinization. That means they had a smaller penis size and indistinct scrotums. How is this not classified as a state of emergency? We should be halting the production of these plastics and warning the population. But instead, we carry on in a haze of ignorance because we are not informed. We need to be informed! This is an issue I feel passionate about since I’m rather fond of the aforementioned phallus. Penis size is important.
This blog is my family's journey to living with less. We are exploring a zero waste life and blogging about it along the way. What the Waste?! is a comedic and informative source for how to start being environmentally responsible, informed about the dangers of plastic, and how to make better choices. Follow along with my family to see where to begin and what works. My promise to you is that I'll tell you what you need to know and keep it real along the way. You might just find that less is more!
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