Pollution and how it affects mortality rates

Hello dear blurtian friends, today I want to talk to you about pollution on the planet, a scourge that gets worse every day and is bringing disastrous consequences for the survival of life itself.

The pollution of the modern world, both chemical and medical, those used in agriculture, and the remnants produced by pollution, all these elements are definitively affecting human beings, as well as fauna and wild flora, and this could lead us to a very serious situation, practically to extinction.
According to various experts worldwide, all existing chemical pollutants have a direct relationship with mortality, reproduction, growth and behavior rates for both humans and wildlife, a situation that could lead every species on planet Earth to extinction.

The wide variety of chemical pollutants, such as factory waste, biological or drug waste, as well as garbage generated at home, among other polluting remains emitted by humans and released into the environment, end up affecting the health of life on the entire planet. In a global effort to eradicate this terrible phenomenon, various nations have joined together to develop a plan and take immediate action against chemical contaminants, including improving studies on contaminants, increasing toxicity testing, and developing new strategies to improve the environment.

However, in order to achieve this goal, experts suggest that it is of utmost importance to regulate the manufacture, sale and consumption of products that contain waste and cause highly dangerous polluting emissions, in order to save life on our planet. Therefore, scientists stressed that in the short and long term, a better and more realistic evaluation of chemical risks will bring more benefits for both health and the global economy.