The linear production and consumption of plastics today is unsustainable. It creates large
amounts of unnecessary and mismanaged waste, pollution and carbon dioxide emissions …

This review article examines the current state of plastic waste and pollution, in particular in
the form of marine litter, as it affects the goal of sustainable development and is affected by …

Abstract In March 2022, the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) adopted a
historic resolution to start an intergovernmental negotiation with the purpose of develo** …

Treaty design is a key determinant of success for environmental regulatory regimes. Well-
designed treaties incentivise participation, reward compliance and deter non-compliance …

Marine litter is recognised as imposing a range of costs on marine economies and
environments as we target UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to 2030. Prevention …

After being for a long time disregarded, marine plastic pollution is now a growing topic
among scholars, industry and government. It represents an enormous pressing threat to the …

Plastic pollution in soils pose a major threat to soil health and soil fertility that are directly
linked to food security and human health. In contrast to marine plastic pollution, this …

Increasing plastic pollution is looming worldwide, damaging biodiversity, marine
ecosystems, and human health. At the global level, no overarching normative framework …

Plastic pollution has caused significant environmental and health challenges. Corporations
that contribute to the manufacture, use, and distribution of plastics can play a vital role in …

The lack of coordinated global regulation of plastics with drivers such as increasing
production and poor waste management continue to bring vast amounts of plastic pollution …