UN talks aimed at delivering a legally binding global treaty on plastic pollution ended Friday in Geneva without agreement, again. It was the second part of the fifth session of negotiations, convened after a previous round in Busan, South Korea, also failed to reach a deal. A new date for resumption has yet to be set.
Global Plastics Treaty Talks Stall Again as Oil Interests Loom Large
Nations remain split on whether a global treaty should put controls on plastic production, with compromise texts failing to satisfy either side.
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