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Treaty Failure Is Not the End of the Fight Against Plastic Pollution

US lawmakers introduced the Microplastics Safety Act amid bipartisan support to address plastic pollution, while the petrochemical lobby blocks global treaty progress and benefits from $9 billion in subsidies.

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Culture change, business innovation and bold policy can curb plastic exposure without waiting for stalled global talks.

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The second attempt also made no breakthrough: the international community could not agree on a plastic agreement in Geneva. So the plastic tap remains open. (Photo: Earth in plastic bag by Marco Verch under Creative Commons 2.0 (CC-BY)) From 5 to 15 August, delegates from 183 countries met in Geneva to once again try to negotiate an international agreement for an end to plastic waste. In addition to the official negotiating committee, about 1,20…

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Énergies de la Mer broke the news in on Thursday, August 21, 2025.
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