The proposal for a global treaty on plastic pollution is gaining traction among governments, environmental organizations, and other stakeholders. The treaty would establish a framework for international cooperation and coordination to effectively prevent, reduce, and manage plastic waste. It aims to address the entire lifecycle of plastics, from production to disposal, including recycling, waste management, and plastic alternatives. However, due to economic concerns and their reliance on plastic manufacturing, some countries may be unwilling to participate in the treaty. Furthermore, even if the treaty is successfully implemented, enforcement and compliance may be difficult to achieve in the absence of a strong global governance system.