Plastic pollution: What is INC-5 and why does it matter?
In advance of INC-5 at the end of this month, in this episode of the Circular Economy Show, Marta Longhurst, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s Global Treaty Manager, tells us what opportunities a well designed treaty could unlock to tackle the world’s plastic waste crisis.
The Circular Economy Show Podcast · Lou Waldegrave, Marta Longhurst
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Show Notes
At the end of this month in Busan, Korea, INC-5 will take place. For the fifth and final time, the United Nations international negotiating committee will reunite to create a legally binding global treaty that ends plastic pollution.
In this episode, Marta Longhurst, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s Global Treaty Manager, tells us what opportunities a well designed treaty could unlock to tackle the world’s plastic waste crisis.
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