Plastics are playing the long game. They have to turn into micro- and nanoplastics first and may then enact undesired, unforeseen biological functions, just like BPA [1].
It seems implausible to me that plastics are going to kill all humanity. If the paper you linked makes that case, then I will read it, but I didn't get that from skimming the abstract.
Plastics are playing the long game. They have to turn into micro- and nanoplastics first and may then enact undesired, unforeseen biological functions, just like BPA [1].
Not even talking about weaponizing this stuff...
[1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21605673/