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Beyond Petrochemicals

@BeyondPetrochem

Launched by @bloombergdotorg in September 2022, Beyond Petrochemicals aims to halt the rapid expansion of petrochemical and plastic pollution.

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Moms Clean Air Force(@CleanAirMoms) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great news 📰

U.S. EPA bans consumer uses of toxic paint stripper tied to dozens of deaths

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Berkeley Lab(@BerkeleyLab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

production in 2019 generated the equivalent of 2.24 billion tonnes of CO2, or about 5% of global greenhouse gas --roughly 4x more emissions than were produced by aviation that year - says our Lab's Nihan Karali sTreaty newscientist.com/article/242871…

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Bethanie Carney Almroth #PlasticsTreaty #INC4(@BCarneyAlmroth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How are things going at you ask?

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Industry wants the treaty 'done' with focus on 'circularity and 'recycling'.

We want the the grounded in robust independent science.

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Senator Jeff Merkley(@SenJeffMerkley) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Plastic production harms our environment and blankets communities—often low income communities and communities of color—with toxic emissions. Our work to is about justice. I thank Rev Yearwood ✊🏾 and risestjames for leading the way.
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Megan Rowling(@meganrowling) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Frontline grassroots leaders are working hard to push for a fair and effective treaty on that puts public health, human rights and the environment first, writes Heather McTeer Toney #Beyondpetrochemicals♻️ Beyond Petrochemicals climatechangenews.com/2024/04/29/mor…

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#BreakFreeFromPlastic(@brkfreeplastic) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Throughout the , we have been hearing some countries claiming that toxic chemicals ☠️ have “nothing to do with the , supposedly because they are regulated in other global agreements.” But is that true?

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Throughout the #INC4, we have been hearing some countries claiming that toxic chemicals ☠️ have “nothing to do with the #PlasticsTreaty, supposedly because they are regulated in other global agreements.” But is that true? A🧵 #BreakFreeFromPlastic #BeatPlasticPollution
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Earthworks(@Earthworks) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In John Beard Jr.’s hometown of Port Arthur, TX there are hundreds of petrochemical facilities. John is at to lend his voice & action to demand that the treaty addresses the entire plastics supply chain, chemicals of concern, pollution & waste management on a global scale.

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Heather McTeer Toney #Beyondpetrochemicals♻️(@HeatherMcTeer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“A petrochemical boom would not end climate pollution; it would just hide it. This month’s regulation of toxic chemicals is just the first step toward blocking Big Oil’s pivot.”
OP-ED: by Rev Yearwood ✊🏾 & Sharon Lavigne risestjames
amsterdamnews.com/news/2024/04/2… via New York Amsterdam News

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Environmental Health Project(@EHPinfo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A healthy environment and a healthy economy go hand in hand. This Earth Day, we have all the tools we need to begin building a better future for SWPA. TribLive featured commentary by Ohio River Valley Institute's Joanne Kilgour and our Alison L. Steele ⬇️

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A healthy environment and a healthy economy go hand in hand. This Earth Day, we have all the tools we need to begin building a better future for SWPA. TribLive featured commentary by @O_R_V_I's Joanne Kilgour and our Alison L. Steele ⬇️ triblive.com/opinion/joanne…
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Bloomberg Philanthropies(@BloombergDotOrg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The global production of plastic has increased by an average of 3.6% per year since 2000, generating 2.24 gigatons of greenhouse gas emissions in 2019. That’s equal to 600+ coal-fired power plants.

For the future of our planet, and our health, we need to move away from plastic

The global production of plastic has increased by an average of 3.6% per year since 2000, generating 2.24 gigatons of greenhouse gas emissions in 2019. That’s equal to 600+ coal-fired power plants. For the future of our planet, and our health, we need to move away from plastic
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