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Plastic pollution is still a problem. A UN meeting in Geneva is hoping to change that
On Thursday, Tony Walker will be heading to Geneva.The Dalhousie University professor will be meeting with the UN Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC), which is in its sixth round of talks over an international,
Talks last year in South Korea were supposed to be the final round, but they adjourned in December at an impasse over cutting ...
Delegates from 176 UN member states, NGOs, scientists and industrialists are meeting in Geneva until 14 August to negotiate ...
Trade must be part of the solution to end plastic pollution – a global problem which disproportionately affects developing ...
Almost three and a half years since the adoption of UN Environment Assembly Resolution 5/14, the world is on the brink of ...
Nations must resolve the global plastics crisis, the head of UN talks told negotiators from 180 countries gathered in Geneva ...
GLOBAL governments gathered in Switzerland today for a sixth attempt to complete a landmark treaty aimed at ending the ...
According to the UN, we produce 400 million-plus tons of plastic every year — that’s enough to fill more than a million garbage trucks! Things weren’t always this way.
The primary objective of this assembly is to finalise an international legally binding instrument aimed at addressing plastic pollution ...
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