On March 25, 2022, the People's Daily published a report titled "Full Life Cycle Management of Plastics" in the international edition.
A few days ago, the 5th United Nations Environment Assembly resumed the "Resolution on Ending Plastic Pollution (Draft)", which was approved and signed by heads of state, environment ministers and other representatives from 175 countries. The resolution states that an intergovernmental negotiating committee will be established to reach an internationally legally binding agreement by 2024, covering all aspects of plastic product design, production, recycling and disposal.
Plastic pollution is a global challenge, and ending plastic pollution requires a global effort. Managing the full life cycle of plastic products in a more sustainable manner is an important step in tackling plastic pollution. Achieving the goal of ending plastic pollution requires persistent action from the international community.
