Global Plastics Treaty Now!
From beaches in Southeast Asia to the remote Antarctic, plastic pollution is everywhere. It is harming animals like turtles and seabirds, affecting human health, and is a significant driver of the climate crisis. But change is coming.
The second round of UN negotiations (INC2 - Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee negotiations) for a Global Plastics Treaty are happening now. The treaty has a huge potential to put the world on a path towards a plastic-free future but it will be up to us to make sure that it delivers on its promises.
Add your voice now to urgently demand a strong Global Plastics Treaty at the INC2 negotiations.
The second round of UN negotiations (UNC2 - Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee negotiations) for a Global Plastics Treaty are happening on the 29th of May 2023 in Paris.
Add your voice now to urgently demand a strong Global Plastics Treaty at the UNC2 negotiations.
PETITION
Tell the UN Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee on Plastic Pollution to support a strong Global Plastics Treaty at the (INC2).
Let’s end the age of plastic.
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A strong plastics treaty will help deliver a clean, safe planet for all
We demand an ambitious global plastics treaty at INC2 that will:
Limit the production of plastic to 2017 levels. Followed by annual reductions in the production of plastic. | |
Limit the use of plastic by focusing efforts on reuse and refill models. Require full transparency on all plastics produced, used, imported and exported. |
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Make producers responsible for the full environmental and social costs of plastic pollution during its entire lifecycle. | |
Introduce a financial mechanism to ensure funding to meet the challenges of solving the plastic pollution crisis. | |
Ensure indigenous peoples, frontline communities and other affected workers have a voice in designing a just transition to a reuse economy. |
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