Lower Fertility Rates May Be Linked to Rising Fossil Fuel Pollution, Scientists Find

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By Paige BennettDec 15, 2021, 1:28 pm415 pts
A new study on fertility rates in Denmark finds a possible link between lower fertility rates and rising fossil fuel pollution and industrialization. Although the research identifies this trend in Denmark, it is also seen in other countries globally. The study, published in Nature Reviews Endocrinology,…

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