An Environmental Investigation Agency specialist argues that proposed plastics treaty language risks replacing binding measures with vague national commitments, while fossil fuel-producing nations push to focus on waste rather than production.
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The world doesn’t need a Paris Agreement for plastics
Plastics treaty proposals face criticism over weak commitments and deferred decisions
An Environmental Investigation Agency specialist argues that proposed plastics treaty language risks replacing binding measures with vague national commitments, while fossil fuel-producing nations push to focus on waste rather than production.
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