Brazil’s Federal government has launched the “Estratégia Nacional para um Oceano sem Plástico”, the National Strategy for a Plastic - Free Ocean (ENOP), a six year plan (2025 – 2030) to prevent, reduce, and eliminate marine pollution caused by plastic waste.
The plan aims to cut marine plastic pollution by 2030 through coordinated policies, innovation, and public engagement, with a strategy that is an ambitious, government - led effort replacing a previous program focused on beach cleanups with a more comprehensive plan to address plastic at its source.
According to Brasil 247, a Brazilian news and political analysis website, the initiative sets national guidelines and promote cooperation across sectors, covering the entire cycle of plastics, from production to disposal.
The strategy is based on eight pillars :
• Regulation.
• Prevention.
• Removal.
• Education.
• Innovation.
• Training.
• Monitoring.
• Financing.
Key initiatives include regulating plastic production, targeting single - use plastics, banning microplastics in cosmetics, and valuing the work of waste pickers.
Director of the Department of Ocean and Coastal Management at the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change Ana Paula Prates said that Brazil has a strategic role in global marine protection, highlighting that plastic waste affects biodiversity, human health, fishing, tourism, and the climate.
Link
https://tvbrics.com/en/news/brazil-launches-national-strategy-for-a-plastic-free-ocean/
-
Gressoney-La-Trinité is a fantastic resort of Italy , an Alpine Gem beneath the Majestic Monte Rosa one of the giants of th... -
H10 Hotels , a hotel chain with head offices in Barcelona, Spain, expanded its presence in Europe with the acquisition of a hotel in the ca...
-
Porto Ceresio is a very peaceful and fascinating town in Italy where a tranquil lakeside is pure poetry l ies on the mag...
No comments:
Post a Comment
Thanks a lot to read and note.