Why Fertility is Down 49% in the Last 30 Years

Sperm counts have dropped from 60 million 30 years ago in a typical male to about 20 million being considered normal now. Fertility is down almost 49% in the last 30 years. What is going on? Same thing applies with couples. About one in seven couples currently have fertility issues. Ovulation is becoming an issue with females. There's a lot of hormonal issues, and you're seeing failure of pregnancy to progress and even more need for labor induction C sections. What is going on? Why is fertility being so massively impacted in the west to the extent that if sperm counts continue to go down at the current rate of descent, we're expected to have infertility be Universal, not just one in seven across our country by 2050? What's in the water? What's in the food? What's in the air? What's the amount that's causing stuff? These things are called neuroendocrine disruptors.