Hawaii Coral Reefs Dying Sunscreen Blamed Fukushima Not Considered @FukushimaRadiation

Strontium Milks | Hawaii Coral Reefs Dying Sunscreen Blamed Fukushima Not Considered @FukushimaRadiation | Uploaded June 2017 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Hawaii is trying to ban sunscreen. It's a coral reef killer like the "Fukushima radiation?" It’s a shame that our sunscreen might be killing them. Hawaii state senator Will Espero introduced a bill that would ban the sale of sunscreens. it damages their DNA—causing harmful mutations."Sounds allot like radiation" It also causes young coral to harden, essentially trapping them in their own skeletons and killing them.
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Is SUNSCREEN causing more CORAL BLEACHING then Fukushima? A billion people depend on CORAL, CORAL REEFS, if they really cared about the ENVIRONMENT then Tepco would be discussed on the mainstream news.

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