Nations make strides toward a global treaty to end plastic pollution, but fall short of where we need to be. WWF’s Erin Simon reflects: wwf.to/44qJTkP.

From WWF's perspective, discussions of a Global Plastics Treaty at INC-4 ‘yielded some success’ in combating the plastic waste crisis, yet negotiations ‘moved at too slow a pace’ to match current pollution levels

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The #GlobalPlasticTreaty talks went late into the night, and ended with both progress and a mandate for work to be done between now and #INC5 . WWF's Erin Simon reflects on the conclusion: worldwildlife.org/press-releases…

As the #GlobalPlasticTreaty negotiations pass the halfway mark, WWF's Erin Simon provides insight into what has happened and what still need to get done. #INC4
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Day 3 of the #GlobalPlasticsTreaty negotiations in Ottawa are underway. In this article, Catherine Boudreau caught up with Business For A Plastics Treaty about what 200+ businesses that make up the Business Coalition are calling for during #INC4 .

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Together we can put in place a strong plastic pollution treaty by the end of 2024. Get the details about the current UN negotiations and find out how you can help: wwf.to/4aEPHJT.

With more and more plastics being produced each year, robust data on companies' plastic footprints is crucial. That's why we are calling for governments to include mandatory disclosure on plastics in the final Global #PlasticsTreaty at INC4 next week ➡️ow.ly/Qpsp50Rigeb

What would it take to ditch single-use plastic? WWF's Erin Simon talks with Fast Company's Adele Peters about how securing a #GlobalPlasticsTreaty can help.

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Yesterday was day-1 of #INC4 , the 4th negotiating session for a Global Treaty to End Plastic Pollution. WWF's Erin Simon Erin Simon is on the ground in Ottawa and shared some thoughts on outcomes of the first day:

The Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC-4) is a critical moment to prevent irreversible damage from plastic pollution: wwf.to/4dbqpEJ.

The scale of the plastic pollution problem is so large it can feel overwhelming, but we can still fix it. Erika Page breaks down the problem and solutions in this article for The Christian Science Monitor:
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Today, as the fourth round of negotiations for a #GlobalPlasticsTreaty kicks off, Packaging Europe interviewed WWF's Erin Simon (@SustainableErin) on what to expect at #INC4 :
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This #EarthMonth , wash your clothes on cold, as every action for the planet adds up! Read more about what WWF’s partner Procter & Gamble is doing to encourage this eco-habit. news.pg.com/news-releases/…

Some 77 million tons of food are wasted annually, even as 1 in 8 American families struggles with hunger. Congress can help by passing two key pieces of legislation in the 2024 Farm Bill.

Learn more in this piece by WWF's Pete Pearson in Modern Farmer: bit.ly/3U1OK7m

On #EarthDay , WWF's Erin Simon joins the Global Dispatches podcast to discuss the current state of the negotiations for a UN treaty to end plastic pollution. Take a listen: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/can…

Tomorrow, the 4th round of negotiations for a UN Treaty to End Plastic Pollution begin in Ottawa. Ahead of the negotiations, WWF's Erin Simon shares her thoughts:
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In a new blog, Cisco discusses the transformative impact of innovative conservation financing, highlighting WWF's Nature-Based Solutions Origination Platform: blogs.cisco.com/our-corporate-…

From farm to table, every step adds to a product's carbon footprint. Learn how companies can track and mitigate their emissions across the entire supply chain in our new blog post by Emily Moberg.
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