Parabens in Water: Hidden Threats and Their Ecotoxicological Impact

🌟 The Untold Story of Parabens in Our Water: Transformation Products and Hidden Dangers 🌟
Did you know that the parabens in everyday products can persist in water systems, transforming into harmful byproducts with serious ecological and health implications? In this eye-opening video, Elia Rachel Hasbisyah (121230191) explores the often-overlooked dangers of parabens transformation products, highlighting their impact on environmental and human health.
💡 Key Insights Covered in This Video:
1. Understand how parabens and their byproducts remain in water systems and resist traditional wastewater treatment methods
2. Learn about the role of parabens as endocrine disruptors and their significant risks to ecosystems and human health
3. Discover the inadequacies in current legal frameworks for managing parabens and the urgent need for stronger policies
4. Explore the toxicological profiles of these byproducts and their potential to harm aquatic life and disrupt ecological balance
5. Dive into the need for advanced wastewater treatments and further research to mitigate the risks associated with parabens transformation products
This video sheds light on the urgent environmental challenge posed by parabens in water systems, urging viewers to consider the broader implications of these chemicals on our planet. Whether you’re passionate about environmental protection, public health, or regulatory science, this is a video you can’t afford to miss.
📢 Join Elia Rachel Hasbisyah in uncovering the hidden threats of parabens and the steps we can take for a safer, healthier future. Watch now!
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Dr. Heri Septya Kusuma, S.Si., M.T.
Top 2% Scientist in the World: Single Year Impact 2021-2022 (Stanford University and Elsevier BV) - Ranked 68th out of 98 in Indonesia
Top 2% Scientist in the World: Single Year Impact 2022-2023 (Stanford University and Elsevier BV) - Ranked 16th out of 92 in Indonesia
Top 2% Scientist in the World: Single Year Impact 2023-2024 (Stanford University and Elsevier BV) - Ranked 10th out of 150 in Indonesia
Department of Chemical Engineering
Faculty of Industrial Technology
Universitas Pembangunan Nasional “Veteran” Yogyakarta, Indonesia
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