Plastic pollution treaty talks in South Korea conclude; local delegates return home
Two Center for Coalfield Justice staff members have returned from Busan, South Korea, where world leaders and organizations gathered last week to hammer out details on a treaty to address the global crisis of plastic pollution.
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It has also been revised to note that the group objected to production restrictions. BUSAN, South Korea — Global talks to forge a landmark treaty aimed at reducing plastic pollution broke down ...
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Disappointing conclusion to a summit that many hoped would agree on a landmark treaty to tackle the worsening global plastic ...
Negotiations on a treaty to end plastic pollution are drawing to a close Sunday as nations continue debating whether part of ...
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