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Zambia and Morocco have agreed to boost bilateral ties through enhancing cooperation in addressing climate change, said a statement released by the Zambian government Wednesday. The agreement was reached Tuesday when Collins Nzovu, the Zambian minister of Green Economy and Environment, held bilateral talks with Morocco's Minister of Energy Transition…

The UN has today (2 March) concluded its latest Environment Assembly conference in Nairobi, with the agreement of terms for a global treaty to stop plastic pollution making headlines. Here, edie rounds up what - precisely - the treaty entails.

UN Environment Assembly opens with call to re-invigorate green agenda-

Nairobi, Feb 28 (EFE).- The United Nations on Monday kicked off the second segment of the fifth Environment Assembly (UNEA-5) in Kenya, with an aim to forge the first-ever binding global treaty against plastic pollution. Norway’s environment minister Espen Barth Eide opened the plenary session with a hammer made from recycled plastic from Dandora, Kenya’s …

The UN Environment Assembly opened its annual meeting February 28, 2022 in Nairobi. Youth took part in talks. Global treaty to control plastic tops the agenda.

NEW DELHI, Feb 28: World leaders are setting their sights on controlling plastic pollution at the 5th United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA), where India will play a vital role in pressing the issues of sustainable use and recycle economy, Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav said on Monday. Yadav, who will represent the country at the UNEA later this week in Nairobi, said India is also likely to move a resolution on the issue of marine litter. “India is going to […]

This article is adapted from an article that appeared on China Dialogue Ocean.In Nairobi this month, the world’s governments will discuss the path

Conference will discuss climate change, biodiversity and nature loss, as well as waste and pollution management.

The 5th meeting of UNEA will be held February 28, 2022 in Nairobi, Kenya. 

Governments urged to invest more heavily in prevention and preparedness