Report: Plastic pollution requires action beyond recycling: Sherry Rehman
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Associated Press Of Pakistan Plastic pollution requires action beyond recycling: Sherry Rehman ISLAMABAD, Sep 30 (APP):Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Vice President Senator Sherry Rehman Wednesday stated that plastic pollution should not be treated merely as a waste-management issue, stressing the need to address the entire lifecycle of plastic from production and consumption to disposal and recycling. The report also notes that Addressing the ICEPP Parliamentary Forum for Exchange on Plastic Pollution via... This post Plastic pollution requires action beyond recycling: Sherry Rehman first appeared on Associated Press Of Pakistan and owns the property.
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