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The Global Plastics Treaty, which aims to address plastic pollution across its full lifecycle has the potential to do so through production reduction, removal of non-essential plastics and corporate accountability. However, the negotiations which could pave the way for better air, water, soil and health for people and the planet are being challenged by fossil fuel and petrochemical industries.

Hear the voices from India with updates on the discussions at the 3rd round of negotiations held in Nairobi in November.

Speakers:
Swathi Seshadri, Centre for Financial Accountability
Siddharth Ghanshyam Singh, Centre for Science and Environment

Discussants
Jones Thomas, Co Convenor, Coastal Action Network
Jay Vyas, National Hawker Federation
Moderated by Om Prakash Singh, Centre for Financial Accountability

Date: December 7, 2023
Time: 5.00 pm

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