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India bats for banning single-use plastic at UN
Updated On: 17 March, 2019 08:26 AM IST | Nairobi | Agencies
Both resolutions were adopted with consensus on Friday evening

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Taking a significant lead, India has piloted resolutions on two important global environment issues related to single-use plastics and sustainable nitrogen management at the UN Environment Assembly.
Both resolutions were adopted with consensus on Friday evening. "We will address the damage to our eco-systems caused by the unsustainable use and disposal of plastic products, including by significantly reducing single-use plastic products by 2030, and we will work with the private sector to find affordable and environmentally friendly products," the ministers said in a final declaration at the UN Assembly, the world's top environmental body whose decisions will set the global agenda, notably ahead of the UN Climate Action Summit in September.
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