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• ↓ NOTICE: Clean Seas is transitioning under the #BeatPlasticPollution campaign.
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"Since its inception in 2017, Clean Seas became the largest global campaign to raise awareness on plastic pollution and marine litter. 69 countries joined the campaign, representing 76% of the world’s coastline, committed to implementing stronger legislation and policy changes at national, regional, and local levels and further promoting citizen science and behaviour change with over 115,000 people pledging to reduce their plastic footprint. Through the campaign’s consistent messaging and outreach and strategic partner engagement, Clean Seas set the foundation to establish an Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee to support Member States in negotiating a legally binding global plastics treaty."

"Clean Seas is a prime example of how knowledge management and capacity development can inspire change and collective action amongst governments, businesses, and individuals. Over the years, Clean Seas has contributed leaps and bounds to furthering the conversation on the impacts of plastic pollution."

"The efforts of Clean Seas will continue under the Global Partnership on Plastic Pollution and Marine Litter (GPML) and the #BeatPlasticPollution campaign. Please visit the following sites to learn more about how the GPML and the Beat Pollution platforms are leading the discussions to end plastic pollution."

"Countries have national laws or regulations that establish bans on microbeads"

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