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'Plastics Crisis' Costs $1.5T Annually, Study Says: 'World Cannot Recycle Its Way Out'

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Unrestrained waste production causes illness and death in all age groups, from newborns to the elderly.

The authors of the study recall that plastics are responsible for health-related economic losses above $1.5 trillion per year. The article, which also announces an initiative to monitor health effects and monitor progress, has been published before representatives of United Nations member States begin this Tuesday in Geneva, Switzerland, “the expected” final negotiations on the global plastic treaty.

Plastic pollution poses a "serious, growing and under-recognized health risk" that costs the world at least $1.5 trillion a year, experts warned in a large study published in early August in the journal The Lancet.

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