The thick of it: Delving into the neglected global impacts of human waste

Mongabay
Jan 11, 2022, 9:51 am185 pts
The food we eat, fluids we drink, and medicines we take, once expelled from our bodies, must end up somewhere. Thanks to a recently published scientific model, the destination of a global flood of human waste into coastal areas has at last been tracked for all to see. And it doesn’t make for a pretty picture.…

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