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Plastics treaty talks down to the wire as countries enter critical phase - Vimarsana News

Plastics treaty talks down to the wire as countries enter critical phase

Talks to date have featured some progress on issues such as marine waste but delegates have struggled to come up with a streamlined framework, said Melissa Gorrie, law reform manager with Ecojustice

If Plastics Win, We Lose: UN Moves to End Plastic Pollution - Vimarsana News

If Plastics Win, We Lose: UN Moves to End Plastic Pollution

OTTAWA, Traditional, Unceded Territory of the Algonquin Anishnaabeg People, April 22, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Nations around the world are turning their...

Global plastic talks begin in Ottawa. Here's what's at stake - Vimarsana News

Global plastic talks begin in Ottawa. Here's what's at stake

As talks begin in Ottawa, Australian foundation says average of 212 kilograms of microplastics fall on the city each day.

Swift action needed to address harmful chemicals affecting Aamjiwnaang First Nation: researcher - Vimarsana News

Swift action needed to address harmful chemicals affecting Aamjiwnaang First Nation: researcher

A Windsor-based researcher is calling for swift action to address the situation in Aamjiwnaang First Nation, where members say industrial benzene emissions in the Sarnia, Ont., area are making them ill.

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How to back Mackay-made products this Christmas - Vimarsana News

How to back Mackay-made products this Christmas

Premium Content Subscriber only Annie Norrish could be described as a plant mother, lovingly tending to her babies until they’re hardy and ready to be sold to customers. Owner of Annie’s Nursery at Bucasia, Mrs Norrish said she spends her days propagating, re-potting, shaping and caring for the plants that comprise more than two-thirds of the nursery’s stock. “I’ve been in the industry for over 30 years,” Mrs Norrish said. “I started on the kitchen table. “There’s so much to offer with plants – by the time you propagate to the time they grow up, with the colours and fl...