Plastic Pollution

GENEVA (AP) — Talks on a treaty to address the global crisis of plastic pollution in Geneva ended without an agreement Friday as the session was adjourned with plans to resume at a later date. Nations were meeting for an 11th day at the United Nations office to try to…

GENEVA (AP) — Negotiations on a global treaty to end plastic pollution will draw to a close Friday, as nations remain deadlocked over whether to tackle the exponential growth of plastic production. A new draft of the treaty was expected Thursday, the last scheduled day of negotiations, and a meeting…

HomeScienceVol. 389, No. 6761Addressing Southeast Asia’s plastic pollutionBack To Vol. 389, No. 6761 Full accessLetter Share on Addressing Southeast Asia’s plastic pollutionTu Xayachak, Nawshad Haque, and Biplob Kumar PramanikAuthors Info & AffiliationsScience14 Aug 2025Vol 389, Issue 6761p. 693DOI: 10.1126/science.adx7543 PREVIOUS ARTICLERisks of ending US science-policy trainingPreviousNEXT ART…...Read More

On a mountain rubbish dump a young man sifts through looking for plastics which can be recycled, it's a mammoth task. With the quest for a better life driving millions of Nigerians to Lagos, some in the city are finding ways to manage the pollution. Recent years have seen a…

Plastic pollution plague blights Asia By Isabel MALSANG Geneva (AFP) Aug 13, 2025 Kulsum Beghum sorts waste at a landfill in Dhaka. Her blood contains 650 microplastic particles per millilitre, according to an analysis funded by a waste pickers' union. "Plastic is not good for me," she told AFP through…

Published August 14, 2025 3:43pm Negotiators trying to secure a global agreement on tackling the scourge of plastic pollution have less than 24 hours to salvage a deal on Thursday after the talks plunged into total disarray. Countries wanting bold action to turn the tide on plastic garbage are so…

GENEVA (AP) — A Swiss ocean protection group is handing out bars of soap in cardboard boxes, with a simple message that reads: “no dirty tricks, vote for a clean plastics treaty.” Some delegates from the Geneva-based foundation have been wearing wristbands that measure chemical exposure from plastics. As negotiators…

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Plastics don’t just pose a threat to the marine environment and people’s health; they jeopardize basic human rights. This is the framing that a growing number of legal experts, policymakers, and environmental groups are using in conversations about a proposed United Nations treaty to “end plastic pollution,” which is undergoing…

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