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Plastics treaty talks collapse; next steps unclear
Global negotiations on a plastics treaty ended Aug. 15 in Geneva without consensus as countries clashed over production caps, chemical safety and funding. Despite years of talks, the collapse has fueled calls to bypass consensus and pursue a deal among like-minded nations.
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