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Drowning in Plastic: Why the World Still Has No Treaty — and What Works Without One

Drowning in Plastic: Why the World Still Has No Treaty — and What Works Without One

by admin | Oct 22, 2026 | Pollution, Sustainability

Key figures Humanity was expected to consume over 500 million tonnes of plastic in 2024 (UNEP) About 400 million tonnes of that quickly becomes waste Treaty talks failed in Busan (December 2024) and Geneva (August 2025) A new chair, Chile’s Julio Cordano, was elected...

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