A landmark treaty to end plastic pollution
CGTN Europe
•
11m
193 countries have agreed to take part in an ambitious, legally binding UN treaty to end plastic pollution. Crucially, the treaty aims to confront the crisis at its core – by tackling the material's entire supply chain. But is this deal workable...and will it make a dent on the nearly 400 million tonnes of plastic that's produced every year?
RAZOR speaks to Inger Andersen – UN Environment chief and the treaty’s prime architect – plus University of Brunel plastics expert Eleni Lacovidou.
Up Next in CGTN Europe
-
The race to clear explosives from Ukr...
A demining team looks for unexploded materials to clear the Blue Lake area near Kyiv as summer bathing season approaches in the midst of Russia's military attacks on Ukraine.
Read more 🔗 https://newseu.cgtn.com/news/2022-05-29/Ukrainians-race-to-de-mine-Kiev-beauty-spot-for-before-bathing-seaso...
-
Boosting biodiversity #RAZOR
Our climate is changing but what does this mean for plant life and the future of food? Higher temperatures and shifting precipitation patterns are causing plants to bloom earlier, creating unpredictable growing seasons that may lead to food shortages. And important connections between pollinators...
-
At the frontline with the pro-Russian...
‘Pounding hooves into the ground, eager to start’ – ’Abkhaz’, a leader of pro-Russian forces in Donbas says his men are ready to fight in an exclusive CGTN interview.
Read more 🔗 https://newseu.cgtn.com/news/2022-05-24/Pro-Russian-authorities-seek-guards-amid-prisoner-influx--1ahkNF1e69W/index.html
