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A new study has found that chemical additives in everyday plastic might be stopping – or, at best, interrupting – the reproductive habits of a shrimp-like species that is key to the marine food chain. The findings provide a different perspective on the potential damage caused by specific pollutants.

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[–] agent_flounder 3 points 1 year ago

They're turned off sex and we're all fucked.