Innovative Pollen-Based Sunscreen Promises UV Protection Without Ocean Harm
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Scientists warn that a chemical in many sunscreens, EHMC, may prolong plastic life in water and promote harmful biofilms, posing risks to marine ecosystems and human health, prompting calls for further research and policy action.
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