Idiots insulate British protesters have been using superglue made from a mixture of chemicals that are harmful to human health and the environment, the sun can reveal.

The super glue used by the ecological mob may even emit a large amount of toxic greenhouse gases into the air during the production process, and make it impossible to recycle anything that it comes into contact with, thus harming the environment.

The main component of most super-strong adhesives is cyanoacrylate, which is a group of irritating, sticky chemicals.

Green expert Rachel Watkyns (Rachel Watkyns) has 14 years of experience in environmentally friendly packaging-including environmentally friendly adhesives-brand superglue "just not environmentally friendly".

Rachel starred in "Dragon's Lair" in 2007 and won the investment of Theo Pafitis and Peter Jones. She said: "The main problem with Super Glue is the actual process of production.

"In the first stage of manufacturing it, toxic chemicals were by-products-one of them was cyanide."

She said: "It's really not a very good chemical. You just have to look at the back of any superglue. There is a big b***dy hazard warning on it.

"This is a dangerous material. What impact do the protesters think this will have on the environment and wildlife?"

Rachel, 50, added that depending on how the by-products are handled, toxic chemicals may eventually enter the British water system.

She said that trying to get information about how to deal with them "may be almost impossible."

"But this is not just a by-product, but the greenhouse gas emitted during the production process," she said.

The businesswoman who owns the eco-packaging company Tinybox explained: “Like most things, you know it’s not environmentally friendly and the data is kept confidential.”

She explained that formaldehyde, another chemical released, has been shown to make animals sick and shorten their lifespan.

Rachel also said that because the glue is acrylic, anything it touches cannot be recycled.

She insisted: "In fact, radicals are using superglue, which is not an ideal situation."

According to Adhesives.org, the adhesive industry accounts for approximately 3% of all solvent emissions in Europe.

The website adds that chemical binders that are sometimes exposed to elements, such as rainwater, will eventually “enter the drainage and then directly into the surface water”.

According to Sure Tack Systems: "One of the main problems with solvent-based adhesives is that they are harmful to the environment. 

"They can adversely affect ecosystems and human health in many ways."

After two groups of protesters blocked roads near Dartford Crossing and A40, angry drivers threw ink at the high-visibility mob yesterday.

Insulate British’s latest strategy angered the British, which included sticking themselves to the road so they would not be taken away by angry drivers.

An idiot activist posted his face on the tarmac near the Liverpool Street station.

But activist Matthew later admitted that because scissors were used to cut his hair sticking to the ground, this was not his smartest idea.

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