INC-5: INTERVIEW – Global criteria needed to steer shift to non-plastic substitutes

Published 08:47 on November 30, 2024  /  Last updated at 08:47 on November 30, 2024  / /  Americas, Asia Pacific, Biodiversity, EMEA

Curbing plastic production and banning chemicals of concern should go hand in hand with measures aimed at avoiding an over-reliance on non-plastic materials that are similarly harmful to the environment or human health, a scientist has told Carbon Pulse.
Curbing plastic production and banning chemicals of concern should go hand in hand with measures aimed at avoiding an over-reliance on non-plastic materials that are similarly harmful to the environment or human health, a scientist has told Carbon Pulse.


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