Humans only have 60 YEARS of reproduction left???

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Paul Saladino15m · 2023-11-30

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Well SupportedSperm counts in industrialized countries have decreased by 52-62% over the past 40 years, leading to one in three males being infertile.Partially SupportedRegenerative agriculture can help the Earth inhale atmospheric carbon back into the soil, potentially leading to increased plant life and greenery.Partially SupportedLow levels of glyphosate exposure can cause gut membrane tight junctions to break down within three minutes.Partially SupportedFertility rates are declining by 1% per year, and sperm counts have decreased by 60% in the last decade.Partially Supported

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At the current rate of degradation, all farmable soil will be lost before the end of the first century of the 2000s, leaving approximately 65 years of farmable soil.

Partially SupportedOrganic soil can be worse than conventional soil.

Partially SupportedGlyphosate, benzene, and organic solvents in the air are problematic for human health.

Partially SupportedCarbon in the atmosphere is distinct from particulate pollution and can sometimes be beneficial for plants.

Not SupportedPharmaceutical interventions like chemotherapy do not address the root causes of diseases like cancer.