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Nations meet in Geneva as plastic pollution crisis nears breaking point
World leaders are in Geneva this week trying to hammer out the world’s first legally binding treaty to tackle the plastic pollution crisis. But a major divide remains: Should we cap how much plastic the world produces or simply manage the waste better?
The second part of the fifth session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee to develop an international legally ...
World leaders meeting in Geneva, Switzerland this week have been discussing a treaty meant to end the problem of plastic ...
In Geneva, negotiators from 175 nations are trying to hammer out the first-ever legally binding treaty on plastic pollution.
Plastic items are seen on Place des Nations in front of the European headquarters of the United Nations in Geneva, ...
Plastic waste leaking into the environment across Southeast Asia, China, Japan, and South Korea is on track to surge by ...
Delegates from around the world are gathering in Geneva for a critical round of negotiations aimed at securing the first ...
As final global plastics treaty negotiations take place in Geneva, The Lancet elevates plastic pollution as a grave, global ...
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