I read the article and it conjectures a bunch of stuff but fails to prove it or link relevant studies.

So consider then: we just did a round of "gloves are contaminating basically all micro plastics research" - it might be worthwhile to be slightly skeptical of a suspiciously anti-sunscreen adjacent narrative (coz "sunscreen might be bad for you" is in the article too).

And we should absolutely be suspicious of narratives which have the benefit of confirming someone should do what they already wanted to do: nobody likes putting on sunscreen.

And how strange the conclusion is mostly "you don't need sunscreen" versus "use a lower SPF".