A new treaty process offers hope to end plastic pollution

Antaya Lauren Alexandra March; Keiron Roberts; Steve Fletcher

doi:10.1038/s43017-022-00361-1

A new treaty process offers hope to end plastic pollution

Antaya Lauren Alexandra March^*, Keiron Roberts, Steve Fletcher

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The development of a global legally binding treaty by the UN to end plastic pollution is underway. To be effective, the global treaty requires new levels of transparency, disclosure and cooperation to support evidence-based policymaking that avoids the fragmented and reactionary policies of the past.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	726-727
Number of pages	2
Journal	Nature Reviews Earth & Environment
Volume	3
Issue number	11
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1038/s43017-022-00361-1
Publication status	Published - 9 Nov 2022

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From shops to bins: a case study of consumer attitudes and behaviours towards plastics in a UK coastal city
Northen, S., Nieminen, L., Cunsolo, S., Iorfa, K. S., Roberts, K. & Fletcher, S., 30 Jan 2023, (Early online) In: Sustainability Science.
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Global Plastics Policy Centre Submission for the Second Session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee
Fletcher, S., March, A. L. A., Nieminen, L., Northen, S., Hilton, J., Bowyer, C. & Roberts, K., 22 May 2023. 8 p.
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Limited knowledge of national plastics policy effectiveness may hinder global progress
March, A. L. A., Karasik, R., Roberts, K. & Evans, T. R., 19 Jul 2023, In: Cambridge Prisms: Plastics. 1, 6 p., e14.
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Turning off the Tap: How the world can end plastic pollution and create a circular economy
Fletcher, S., March, A. L. A., Roberts, K., Shirian, Y., Canals, L. M. I., Cairns, A., Lefort, P., Meso, A., Raine, A. D., Smagadi, A., Stone, S., Tonda, E., de la Fuente, J., Koskella, J., Bove, A. T., Boon, E. & Bass, A., 16 May 2023, United Nations Environment Programme. 88 p.
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UNEP Plastics Treaty
Roberts, K., Fletcher, S. & March, A.
8/07/22 → 30/10/22
Project: Research
Global Plastics Policy Centre
March, A., Fletcher, S. & Salam, S.
1/07/21 → 15/07/22
Project: Research

Vice Chancellor's Award for Excellence 2023
Roberts, Keiron (Recipient), Fletcher, Steve (Recipient), Bowyer, Cressida (Recipient), Salam, Sayyidah (Recipient), Winton, Samuel (Recipient), Northen, Steph (Recipient), Nieminen, Laura Karoliina (Recipient), Couceiro, Fay (Recipient), March, Antaya (Recipient) & Evans, Tegan (Recipient), 28 Nov 2023
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A new treaty process offers hope to end plastic pollution

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From shops to bins: a case study of consumer attitudes and behaviours towards plastics in a UK coastal city

Global Plastics Policy Centre Submission for the Second Session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee

Limited knowledge of national plastics policy effectiveness may hinder global progress

Turning off the Tap: How the world can end plastic pollution and create a circular economy

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UNEP Plastics Treaty

Global Plastics Policy Centre

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Vice Chancellor's Award for Excellence 2023

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