We're holding a multi-stakeholder dialogue in partnership with the Swedish Embassy and the European Union.
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Hi,

Our planet is in desperate need of a globally binding plastics treaty. Plastics threaten human and environmental health, and without a commitment to reducing plastic production and waste, the plastics problem will only get worse. 

That’s why EARTHDAY‍.ORG organized a multi-stakeholder dialogue in partnership with the Embassy of Sweden and the European Union Delegation to the United States to raise awareness about the environmental, climate, and health impacts of plastics. You are invited to watch live on our social media while it’s being held at the House of Sweden in Washington, DC, on April 8 from 10:00am - 12:00pm.

RSVP to receive a reminder and links to watch on Monday.

This event comes in preparation for the next round of negotiations for The Global Plastics Treaty. Last September, world leaders formulated a first draft — the “zero draft” — but it needs additional accountability and specificity. The Fourth round of negotiations (INC-4) is coming up in Ontario, and we must garner the attention and support of world leaders now.

Join this event live to learn more about why plastics are a threat to your health and the health of the planet, and listen as environmental leaders discuss possible solutions. This information will empower you to be an effective advocate for the planet and support us in the fight for an effective, globally binding plastics treaty. 

Listen in on an important discussion about the future of our planet.

For all of us,

Kathleen Rogers
President

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