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NAIROBI - The world has a rare opportunity to clean up the planet for future generations by uniting behind an ambitious treaty to tackle plastic trash, the UN environment chief told AFP.

As we head towards another potentially record-breaking summer, a UN environmental group suggests catastrophic wildfires are on the rise.

The world has a rare opportunity to clean up the planet for future generations by uniting behind an ambitious treaty to tackle plastic trash, the UN environment chief told AFP. Inger Andersen said a global plastics treaty being negotiated in Nairobi holds the potential and the promise of being the ..

The world has a rare opportunity to clean up the planet for future generations by uniting behind an ambitious treaty to tackle plastic trash, the UN environment chief told AFP.

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Delegates from United Nations member countries are considering...

Inger Andersen said a global plastics treaty being negotiated in Nairobi "holds the potential and the promise of being the biggest multilateral environmental breakthrough" since the Paris climate accords signed in 2015.

The UNs Inger Andersen spoke about turning off the plastic tap, alluding to a striking art installation situated outside the UNEP headquarters in Nairobi.

The world has a rare opportunity to clean up the planet for future generations by uniting behind an ambitious treaty to tackle plastic trash, the UN environment chief told AFP.Inger Andersen said a global plastics treaty being negotiated in Nairobi "holds the potential and the promise of being the biggest multilateral environmental breakthrough" since the Paris climate accords signed in 2015."This is a big moment. This is one for the history books," the executive director of ...

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Delegates from United Nations member countries are considering...

United Nations member countries are considering proposals for a binding global treaty to curb plastic pollution