Kenya should lead nations in securing binding treaty to end plastic pollution

Plastic

A plastic recycling point at the Nyali Public Beach in Mombasa.

Photo credit: Kevin Odit | Nation Media Group

Over the past decade, plastic production and consumption have increased to unprecedented levels globally, pushing the planet beyond its boundaries.

While various measures have been taken to curb plastic pollution, including Kenya’s commendable ban on plastic bags, the environmental burden of plastics remains high, with poor countries bearing the brunt of both health and environmental crises.

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