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Plastics treaty talks collapse; next steps unclear
Global negotiations on a plastics treaty ended Aug. 15 in Geneva without consensus as countries clashed over production caps, chemical safety and funding. Despite years of talks, the collapse has fueled calls to bypass consensus and pursue a deal among like-minded nations.
What if recycling plastics were as simple as flicking a switch? At TU/e, Assistant Professor Fabian Eisenreich is making that ...
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Failed plastics negotiations in Geneva leave world few options to confront growing pollution crisis
Talks on a treaty to address the global crisis of plastic pollution in Geneva ended without an agreement Friday ...
After three years of talks, and despite growing warnings about the dangers of plastics pollution, nations are at an impasse ...
Despite strong evidence that plastics are harmful to people, oil-producing countries oppose action on human health.
The city's over 20 million people contributed 870,000 tons of the world's 57 million tons of plastic waste in 2024. Lagos ...
The collapse on Friday of a sixth round of U.N. talks aimed at curbing plastic output has dimmed hopes of tackling a key ...
The recent conclusion of the UN plastics treaty talks revealed both the promise and the challenge of global environmental ...
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Campaigners of a sweeping plastics treaty climb buildings, hand out soap and cover art with waste
Nations are crafting the first global, legally binding treaty on plastics pollution. Campaigners for the treaty are getting ...
International negotiations to end plastic pollution involving more than 180 countries in Switzerland fell apart after ...
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Bio-inspired seashell design turns recycled plastics into consistent, strong materials
Georgia Tech’s seashell-inspired recycling method boosts plastic reliability, cuts costs, and could reduce landfill waste.
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