A tractor is parked among piles of garbage and debris at a landfill site. A large tank is visible in the background. The Wall Street Journal logo is overlaid at the bottom center of the image.

Plastics Treaty Negotiators Meet in Busan in Hopes of Reaching Compromise

Negotiators from around the globe are descending on Busan, South Korea, this week for a final scheduled meeting aimed at crafting a global treaty to curb plastics pollution. They have a long way to go.
Unresolved questions range from whether the final treaty should cover plastics production to the extent to which it should rely on voluntary national action…. (E)ven deciding on procedural measure(s) may prove difficult, said Bjorn Beeler, executive director of the International Pollutants Elimination Network, a global network of advocacy groups that works on pollution issues.
“How do you even begin Busan? It’ll be a big fight,” he said.

 

See the full story in the Wall Street Journal.

IPEN (國際污染物消除網絡)
私隱概覽

呢個網站會用 Cookie ,噉我哋就可以為你提供最佳嘅使用者體驗。 Cookie 資料會儲存喺你嘅瀏覽器,並且執行功能,例如喺你返去我哋嘅網站嗰陣識別你,同埋幫助我哋嘅團隊瞭解你覺得網站嘅邊啲部分最有趣同有用。.