Biodiversity > FEATURE: Pressure mounts to include plastic credits in UN treaty, verifiers point to increasing interest

FEATURE: Pressure mounts to include plastic credits in UN treaty, verifiers point to increasing interest

Published 07:00 on April 11, 2024  /  Last updated at 02:13 on April 9, 2024  /  Biodiversity, International

Environmental market standards are intensifying their push to establish an international framework for plastic credits under the UN plastics treaty, even as experts raise concerns over the viability of recycling at scale.
Environmental market standards are intensifying their push to establish an international framework for plastic credits under the UN plastics treaty, even as experts raise concerns over the viability of recycling at scale.


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