Negotiations for a Global Plastics Treaty are resuming in Geneva, aiming to overcome previous deadlocks and create a legally binding agreement on plastic pollution. With growing awareness of the environmental and health impacts of plastics, over 60 scientists urge for ambitious actions. The treaty must address the entire lifecycle of plastics, including production limits and health safeguards. However, industry lobbying poses significant challenges, as major petrochemical companies resist cuts to production. The success of the treaty hinges on governments' willingness to act decisively against these pressures. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)