You'da thunk Bill Maher would have ended his show Friday night with reasons why the Dems lost the election, but he talked about something way more urgent ... we're all going to die because of plastics.

The 'Real Time' host laid it out in stark terms ... the oceans are dying because there really is a floating island of garbage -- actually more than one -- but it has nothing to do with the MSG insult comic.

There's a garbage patch, for example, in the Pacific 3 times the size of France, and a huge portion is made up of plastics. As Bill says, plastics are now in everything ... our soil, our foods, even our Kardashians
So check this out ... because plastics invade the soil, which produces grass, which animals graze on, and because plastics are polluting our oceans and end up in various sea life, the average person consumes the equivalent of a credit-card sized ration of plastics every week.

Even more ominous ... the oceans are simply dying because of plastics and other garbage, and we need the great blue sea to live, because the oceans provide 50% of our oxygen.




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Plastics to pose great risks to our lives thus we need to come up with ways of dealing with them for good.
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Bill raises a critical point. plastics are a direct threat to our environment and our health, infiltrating every part of our ecosystems. The urgency to address plastic pollution is undeniable, given its harmful impact on marine life and even human food chains.
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Plastics are indeed a major threat to human health and marine life. It highlights the urgent need for action to reduce plastic pollution and its devastating impact on our environment.
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@walter_lungayi A huge threat, maybe even the biggest polluter !
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@walter_lungayi tackling plastic pollution is essential to protect both human health and marine ecosystems. This crisis demands immediate, collective action to limit plastics at the source and improve waste management practices.
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The reality of plastic pollution is undeniable—it's choking ecosystems, poisoning wildlife, and even impacting human health in ways we’re just beginning to understand. It's time to confront the scale of the problem and rethink our reliance on plastic.
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@princess_nel_268 Plastic pollution is a real menace, bigger than so many threats to a degraded environment and marine ecosystem!
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@princess_nel_268 Yeahh!!! Plastic pollution is a mounting crisis that’s devastating ecosystems, harming wildlife, and seeping into our lives with long-term health risks we’re only beginning to grasp. We need a bold shift away from plastic dependency.
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Bill Maher brings vital attention to the plastic crisis, it is a crucial conversation we all need to engage in!
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the oceans are simply dying because of plastics and other garbage, and we need the great blue sea to live, because the oceans provide 50% of our oxygen.
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@kelvin_thuranira_kaberia You're right; protecting our oceans is essential for our survival and the planet's health!
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@kelvin_thuranira_kaberia Our oceans are suffocating under a relentless tide of plastic and waste, and with them, our own lifeline is threatened—oceans generate half of the Earth’s oxygen, making their protection vital for our survival.
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And it has been linked to Austim and ADHD https://www.sciencealert.com/common-plastic-additive-linked-to-autism-and-adhd-scientists-discover
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@lucinda_ramsay Lemme look at this ! Shocking
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It’s encouraging to see public figures like Bill Maher using their platforms to speak out against plastic pollution.
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Plastics are the worst enemy to our environment, happy to see Bill Maher using this major platform to say no to plastics.
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@joseph_githinji By bringing attention to this issue, Maher not only raises awareness but also inspires individuals, businesses, and governments to prioritize reusable and biodegradable options.
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@joseph_githinji Absolutely, raising awareness about plastic pollution is vital!