Did you know oysters are climate change super heroes? Or that there’s a psychology behind thinking green? Or that in Ghana there’s a type of seed that makes bio-degradable dye for clothes and even fishing nets, that has been used for thousands of years?
Please join the team at EARTHDAY.ORG as they pick their dream guests for a brand new show which reveals all of this and more, in intimate, one-on-one conversations with the experts who have the answers.
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Aidan Charron, EARTHDAY.ORG’s Director of End Plastic Initiatives speaks with Dr. Christos Symeonides, a pediatrician, and a research scientist, specifically an epidemiologist, working with the Minderoo Foundation in Australia. Dr. Symeonides has been studying the human health impacts of plastics and unpacks for Aidan how it is the double whammy of the microplastic particles and the additive chemicals that are leaching out from them – that are so worrying. Dr. Symeonides shares with Aidan some of the specific health issues associated with them – from heart problems to obesity. Plus, Dr. Symeonides shares how similar this story is to the lead paint crisis – which finally saw lead in paint banned in 1978 in the US. But only after never-ending research and tests which finally determined no level of lead in paint was safe. Are plastic-related chemicals heading in the same way? Tune in and find out…
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