En «Paris-avtale» for plast - hva betyr det?
175 land er i innspurten av forhandlingene, og målet er at avtalen skal være ferdig forhandlet i begynnelsen av desember.
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Published: 06.September, 2024 Last updated: 05.December, 2025
Program
Tuesday, 24 September
Location: Næringslivets Hus, Middelthunsgate 27, Oslo
- 08:00 Coffee/tea/registration
- 08:30 Welcome
- Cecilie Lind, CEO of the Norwegian Retailers' Environment Fund
- 08:40 Norway's role and status in the process
- Mona Aarhus, Director General at the Ministry of Climate and Environment, the Norwegian negotiation delegation
- 08:50 A side glance at the process from
- Magnus Løvold, Norwegian Academy of International Law
- 09:00 What does this mean for us in retail?
- Tom Smith in Walmart who actively participates in the Business Coalition for a Global Plastics Treaty
- 09:15 Questions, answers, and summary
- 09:30 The event concluded
About the Plastic Agreement
Norway has been one of the initiators of a global agreement against plastic pollution and plays a central role in the negotiations. The ambition is for the plastic agreement to address the entire lifecycle of plastics - from production, to use, to waste, and back to new plastic.
The agreement may include the following elements:
- Reduce the world's total production of plastics
- Ban and phase out a range of single-use plastic products
- Eliminate and phase out health and environmentally harmful chemicals
- Design products to ensure circularity
- Environmentally sound management of plastic waste
You can find more information in this report from the Nordic Council.
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