The term feminisation as used in the article title is actually not what you think it is. I'm not in your head, but I would guess you're associating feminisation with being nicer, less aggressive, less violent, less hateful, more loving, more caring, prettier, and other such positive things (which incidentally are more associated with oxytocin than the xenoestrogens, bpas, and whatnot that they're talking about), but here, feminisation strictly means a hormonal imbalance.

You can argue the accuracy and the validity of the science all you want, but the observed effects of this so-called "feminisation" is penis-related birth defects for boys and earlier puberty + menopause for girls. You are, of course, entitled to your own opinions and views on this matter, but as a man, I personally would prefer to have as large and functional penis as naturally possible.