The estimated annual social and environmental costs of plastic pollution range from $300 billion to $1.5 trillion.
A global treaty to cut plastic pollution could eliminate four-fifths of the world's plastic waste in less than two decades mainly through far more reuse, recycling and replaced materials, according to a U.N. report.
Doing so would pay off because the annual social and environmental costs of plastic pollution range from $300 billion to $1.5 trillion, the U.N. Environment Program reported on Tuesday.
The order would allow exploratory mining of the ocean floor that is overseen by an organization the U.S. hasn't joined.
The bleaching event began at the start of 2023 and continues today, affecting 82 nations, territories and economies.
Three days of talks in Rome ended with nations agreeing to support a $200 billion a year global plan to protect nature.
People living in drylands doubled to 2.3 billion, more than a quarter of the world population, in the past three decades.
CERN announced that lead ions smashed together broke the atoms into more recognizable forms such as lead to gold.
On a hike with reporters in a snow-covered pine forest, a Latvian colonel pointed to a border array of tank deterrents.
Sudan asked the U.N.'s top court to instruct the U.A.E. to prevent civilian killings, but the court lacked jurisdiction.
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