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Countries remain divided as fifth UN plastics treaty talks begin

  • Negotiations for a legally binding treaty on plastic pollution have begun in Busan, South Korea.
  • The main issue is whether to limit the amount of plastic companies can produce.
  • UN official Inger Andersen calls this a historic opportunity to make changes.
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