Biodiversity > Fingers point at lobbyists as latest round of plastic talks come to barren end

Fingers point at lobbyists as latest round of plastic talks come to barren end

Published 06:55 on November 20, 2023  /  Last updated at 16:54 on November 21, 2023  / /  Biodiversity, International

A third round of plastic talks ended in Nairobi on Sunday, with negotiators failing to achieve the goal of agreeing a draft treaty text for approval next year and observers blaming excessive influence from fossil fuel and petrochemicals lobbyists.
A third round of plastic talks ended in Nairobi on Sunday, with negotiators failing to achieve the goal of agreeing a draft treaty text for approval next year and observers blaming excessive influence from fossil fuel and petrochemicals lobbyists.


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