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The Plastic Mind: How Microplastics Invaded the Human Brain and What It Means for Our Future is a groundbreaking exploration of one of the most urgent scientific revelations of our time-the discovery of microplastics inside the human brain. Blending investigative science, environmental reporting, and cultural analysis, Robert T. Sotelo traces how plastic pollution moved from oceans and soils into the very tissues that shape our thoughts, emotions, and memories. The book unpacks the biological implications of plastic infiltration while expanding the conversation to society at large. Sotelo examines how microplastic exposure varies dramatically across communities, how public anxiety has surged as the crisis becomes impossible to ignore, and how governments and industries are racing-sometimes sincerely, sometimes strategically-to respond. From emerging global treaties to citizen-science movements, the narrative captures the political, economic, and cultural forces now reshaping our understanding of environmental health. The final chapters look forward, presenting realistic pathways toward a plastic-safe world. Sotelo explores how cutting global plastic production, building a truly circular economy, and adopting new biodegradable materials could change the trajectory of human health and planetary stability. Offering both caution and hope, The Plastic Mind ends with a call to collective action-and a vision of two possible futures: one defined by decisive intervention, and one by irreversible consequences. Clear-eyed, urgent, and deeply human, this book reveals that the microplastics found in our brains are not only a scientific alarm-they are a turning point for society. ORDER A COPY NOW!

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