World leaders in Busan debate a global treaty to tackle plastic pollution, facing key disagreements.
Representatives from 175 countries are meeting in Busan, South Korea, for final talks on a treaty to address plastic pollution. While there is agreement on the problem's severity, significant disagreements remain on key issues like capping plastic production, banning toxic chemicals, and funding. The UN Environment Programme chief, Inger Andersen, urges nations to reach a deal despite ongoing divisions.
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