By Kristina Vankova
A global treaty aimed at combating plastic pollution has hit a critical roadblock as countries remain divided over how best to tackle the crisis. While some nations push for strict regulations, others favor voluntary industry efforts, leading to stalled negotiations. With plastic waste choking oceans, endangering marine life, and potentially harming human health through microplastics, the urgency for action is clear. Despite setbacks, hopes remain that a balanced, cooperative approach can still emerge to protect both the environment and future generations. Read more to understand what鈥檚 at stake and how the world might move forward.