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So they had been doing depopulation via sunscreen called oxybenzone to reduce sperm count for men and endometriosis for women? WTH!!!Oxybenzone — Just One of Several Toxic Sunscreen IngredientsResearch by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows 96 percent of the U.S. population has oxybenzone in their bodies — a known endocrine disruptor linked to reduced sperm count5 in men and endometriosis6 in women. The main source of this chemical? Sunscreens. Oxybenzone is also lethal to certain sea creatures, including horseshoe crab eggs, and researchers warn the widespread use of oxybenzone-containing sunscreens pose a serious threat to coral reefs and sea life.7In fact, Hawaiian lawmakers recently approved a ban on the sale of sunscreens containing oxybenzone and oxtinoxate, both of which have been linked to severe coral damage. Estimates suggest sunscreen-wearing beachgoers introduce as much as 6,000 metric tons of sunscreen into the world's oceans each year.8 As reported by Hawaii News Now:9"At a science class at Kaimuki Middle School, students learn to make homemade sunscreen. It includes bees wax, shea butter, a mix of oils and non nano zinc oxide for sun protection. 'I think it's really cool because I know it doesn't have oxybenzone so when I use it. I won't think it hurt the coral reefs,' said Lochlan Ajimine, a 6th grade student in Nicole Ross' science class.The husband and wife founders of organic sunscreen maker, Little Hands Hawaii, have been teaching their techniques and advocating for a ban on the sale of sunscreen with oxybenzone and octinoxate, two common chemicals which some studies show harm coral reefs. 'I think it's both very important for our bodies and for the environment and also for the keiki. They are so little and they need good stuff going on to them,' said Rosalyn Ardoin, co-founder of Little Hands Hawaii."Learn more ➡️ https://orgcns.org/2LYbr8y