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Plastics threaten human health, but solutions are under political fire
Negotiations toward a global, legally binding plastics treaty are set to resume this summer, with the United Nations Environment Programme announcing that an intergovernmental negotiating committee on plastic pollution will reconvene in August.
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Phys.orgPlastics threaten ecosystems and human health, but evidence-based solutions are under political fire
Negotiations toward a global, legally binding plastics treaty are set to resume this summer, with the United Nations Environment Programme announcing that the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee on plastic pollution will reconvene in August. The committee was established to develop an international legally binding instrument — known as the plastics treaty — to end plastic pollution, one of the fastest-growing environmental threats. Read mor…
From June 3 to 5, the Group of Latin American and Caribbean States (GRULAC) met in Panama City within the framework of the GRULAC Regional Consultation, a key meeting to align positions towards the next round of negotiations of the Global Plastics Treaty, which will take place in August in Geneva. In the meeting, various civil society organizations such as MarViva, FAS Panama, Taller Ecologista, GAIA, Greenpeace, RedLacre, RADA, among others, pa…
Minister of Climate and Environment Andreas Bjelland Eriksen will travel to the final plastic negotiations in Geneva in August. The deadline for press accreditation is June 30.
Plastics pose a global threat to Ecosystems And Human Health - The Canadian Media
Negotiations toward a global, legally binding plastics treaty are set to resume this summer, with the United Nations Environment Programme announcing that the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee on plastic pollution will reconvene in August. The committee was established to develop an international legally binding instrument—known as the plastics treaty—to end plastic pollution, one of the fastest-growing environmental threats.
Plastics Threaten Ecosystems and Human Health, but Evidence-Based Solutions Are Under Political Fire
Negotiations towards a global and legally binding plastic treaty are expected to resume this summer, with the United Nations Environment Programme announcing that the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee on Plastic Pollution will meet in August. The Committee was established to develop an international legally binding instrument – known as [...]
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