US EditionThis Sculpture at the UN Is Covered in More Trash Each Day as Nations Work Toward Ending Plastic Pollution
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Representatives of almost 800 countries and organizations began the second week of difficult negotiations on a global agreement to end plastic pollution in Geneva today, and an artist buried a large sculpture with plastic waste that he placed in front of the Geneva headquarters of the United Nations, where the negotiations are taking place.
This sculpture at the UN is covered in more trash each day as nations work toward ending plastic pollution
Delegates to the treaty talks pass by the sculpture daily, drowning in plastic, as a reminder of their responsibility to solve the plastic pollution crisis.
UN Talks About Ending Plastic Pollution Meet a Towering Representation of Inaction
As nations began a second week of negotiations Monday for a global accord to end plastic pollution, an artist heaped piles of plastic waste onto a large sculpture in front of the United Nations office. Delegates to the U.N. talks about ending plastic pollution pass by the sculpture daily in a reminder of their responsibility to solve the plastic pollution crisis. The talks are scheduled to conclude Thursday. Benjamin Von Wong, a Canadian artist …
Artist drowns sculpture in plastic waste in front of the UN
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