Magnus Løvold

@magnuslovold.bsky.social

Multilateral processes, treaty-making and diplomacy with NAIL and Lex International. Writing for Spoiler Alert and Points of Order.

Previously deadlocked talks to achieve a global treaty on plastic pollution are restarting, but some who want a strong agreement say they are being excluded. 🔗: https://loom.ly/QBXFZ4M ✍️ @emmaanne.bsky.social, Benard Ogembo, Conor McGlone, Louise Krüger

As plastic talks move behind closed doors, observers worry

Previously deadlocked talks to curb plastic pollution are restarting. Some who want a strong agreement say they are being excluded

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💣 An excellent analysis of the #PlasticsTreaty 's Whistledown (aka @magnuslovold.bsky.social) of what happened behind the scenes at the end of #INC5.2. Once again, important questions are raised about the role of UNEP, which seems to support a low-ambition treaty #Plastics medium.com/points-of-or...

Palace intrigues

The plastics treaty talks in Geneva ended without a deal. As negotiators weigh their options about the way forward, troubling questions are…

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… And they’re back! PlastiSphere’s host @anjakrieger.bsky.social interviews the close observer and analyst of the Plastic Treaty Negotiations, @magnuslovold.bsky.social, to get a read on where things stand half-way through this supposedly last session (INC-5.2) of those negotiations.

How (Not) to Make a Plastics Treaty - Update from Geneva

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If there was ever any doubt why France 🇫🇷 tried to stop @who.int from revisiting the health impacts of nuclear war at #WHA78 last night—this is why. For decades, France & other nuclear powers have tried to bury the truth about these weapons @jonhenley.bsky.social www.theguardian.com/world/2025/m...

France spent €90,000 countering research into impact of Pacific nuclear tests

Documents suggest campaign to discredit revelation that tests contaminated many more people than acknowledged

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