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Foreskin is vestigial, encourages masturbation, is unhygienic, and is associated with higher risks of penile cancer and STDs. Maintaining a foreskin is also a waste of calories, the increased metabolic demand increases resource usage and contributes to environmental harm and climate change. One person's foreskin is a neglible factor in climate change, however if you extend it over the lifespan it adds up. And if you expand that and multiply by millions of people, it makes quite an impact.
Men who are not circumcised at birth will be less likely to get it done later. In the interest of saving the planet circumcision should be encouraged, if not made mandatory. Neonatal circumcision should be preferred.
Men who are not circumcised at birth will be less likely to get it done later. In the interest of saving the planet circumcision should be encouraged, if not made mandatory. Neonatal circumcision should be preferred.
