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.
President Yoon made a shock decision to impose martial law - but reversed his decision after lawmakers forced their way into ...
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Vietnamese woman nurses South Korean husband back from the brinkWhen Jeong Yeon Hong raised his arm and looked at his wife and son, Le My’s eyes welled up, realizing that the year she spent ...
An analysis by the Centre for International Environmental Law (CIEL) found that 220 lobbyists had registered for INC-5.
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 ...
Countries told they can't afford to miss the opportunity to tackle plastic pollution next year - but can they resolve a sharp divide over cutting oil-heavy production? Failure of Busan talks exposes f ...
Majority of Member States on the Side of Ambition Busan, South Korea – As time ran out for negotiators to clinch a strong ...
Negotiations on a treaty to end plastic pollution are drawing to a close Sunday as nations continue debating whether part of ...
By Sunday night, negotiators had failed to reach an agreement on the treaty, with the chair calling for additional time for ...
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