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Talks in Geneva on a "Paris Agreement"-style plan that would limit plastic production and ban certain plastic chemicals have once again stalled in the final stages of negotiations.
The United States has sent letters to a handful of countries urging them to reject the goal of a global pact, according to a memo and other communications seen by Reuters.
The move has placed the US in direct opposition to more than 100 countries — including Australia — who support an ambitious treaty to end plastic pollution.
By ABC Australia4
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Talks in Geneva on a "Paris Agreement"-style plan that would limit plastic production and ban certain plastic chemicals have once again stalled in the final stages of negotiations.
The United States has sent letters to a handful of countries urging them to reject the goal of a global pact, according to a memo and other communications seen by Reuters.
The move has placed the US in direct opposition to more than 100 countries — including Australia — who support an ambitious treaty to end plastic pollution.

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