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06-02-2020, 02:34 PM
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Re: India - Disfigured Baby Born on 19/03/20
I think toxic chemicals in the environment play a part in it.
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06-02-2020, 05:50 PM
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Re: India - Disfigured Baby Born on 19/03/20
really torn on whether i would just kill it or try to help it survive  bet it would make a cool meatsplosion if it got blasted with a 12ga slug  |
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06-06-2020, 10:00 AM
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Re: India - Disfigured Baby Born on 19/03/20
Industrial pollution I reckon. A lot of industrial waste is discharged completely untreated directly into rivers and the sea or discharged into the soil, not to mention the air pollution. Heavy metals stick around in the soil and water for ages and accumulate in plants and animals, which are then eaten by humans. Foetuses are very sensitive to heavy metals and other pollutants, levels that can cause birth defects don't necessarily produce noticeable symptoms in adults, at least initially. One (of many) such examples are a lot of "artisan" or small time leather tanners that just tip the used tanning solution, containing shit like hexavalent chromium, into rivers used for irrigation, bathing or drinking. It pollutes the soil, water, plants, livestock, wild animals, everything. This is repeated all over the country. Even large companies are guilty of doing shit like this, they don't do it in more developed countries, but they can get away with it there and it saves them money, so they do.
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07-08-2020, 05:30 PM
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Re: India - Disfigured Baby Born on 19/03/20
Poor little thing. I am assuming it is still born? And the poor mother. DNA is such a delicate thing.
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