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Is chemical pollution and global heating driving an infertility crisis?

Experts warn we could be sterilizing ourselves with overconsumption and fossil fuel use

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Our ongoing fertility crisis is leading to a future where only the rich can reproduce

From plummeting sperm counts to ovarian disorders, human fertility is at risk. Only some may be able to afford help

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Male fertility: Are Western sperm counts decreasing?

Research suggesting human sperm counts are plummeting across the West generated panicked global headlines. But fear not .

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Why 2% Is the Most Dangerous Number No One Is Talking About

If sexually reproducing animals, including humans, lose the ability to yield offspring, then in the future the biosphere may host a radically reduced roster of higher life forms.

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The unclear future of male fertility and the American family

A review by a team of researchers in five countries found that over the past 50 years, sperm counts have plummeted on every continent by about 50%.

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