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“We’ve gone backwards” – new plastics treaty text dims hopes for production curbs

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🌍✨ “We’ve gone backwards” – new plastics treaty text dims hopes for production curbs

🌟 Why this is awesome: During troubled talks, fossil fuel-producing nations have pushed to ensure a global pact tackles only plastic waste rather than reducing the size of the problem The post “We’ve gone backwards” – new plastics treaty text dims hopes for production curbs appea…

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Source: Climate Home News

Topics: sustainable living weve gone backwards new plastics treaty text dims hopes for p · Summary: During troubled talks, fossil fuel-producing nations have pushed to ensure a global pact tackles only plastic waste rather than reducing the size of the pr

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