Study indicates plastic waste on the environment is risking the lives of unborn babies

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Study indicates plastic waste on the environment is risking the lives of unborn babies

16th June, 2021

The menace that is plastic waste on the environment is now getting out of hand as it poses a great danger to human life. A study conducted in January this year, indicated that there were traces of plastic components in the human placenta, risking the lives of unborn babies. Further, the plastic waste menace is now threatening aquatic life even as the country and continent, still struggles with finding a solution to plastic disposals.

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