Jin10 Data August 16: On the 15th of the local month, despite being postponed for a day, the new round of global negotiations on plastic pollution management failed to reach a consensus. This round of negotiations organized by the United Nations was supposed to be the final round, aiming to establish the first legally binding international protocol on plastic pollution management ( including plastic pollution in the oceans ). However, as happened at the meeting held last year in South Korea, the negotiations did not yield results again. It is noted that the negotiations reached a deadlock on key issues, including whether to restrict the exponential growth in plastic production and whether to apply global laws on toxic chemicals used in plastic manufacturing. #July PPI Beats Expectations# #ETH ETFs Top $30B# #Gate Alpha Peak Trading Competition# #PI# #BTC# .