Dr Winnie Courtene-Jones (Plastic pollution scientist)

@winniecj.bsky.social

Plastic Pollution scientist | Lecturer at Bangor University. Researching the fate, behaviour, effects of #microplastics & biodegradable plastics to support solutions #PlasticsTreaty. Runner | Happiest outdoors https://winniecourtenejones.wixsite.com/home

🌎 The final UN negotiating session to develop a Global Plastics Treaty starts today! 👩‍🔬 I'm delighted to be attending this monumental event & continue contributing scientific evidence to the process to end #plasticpollution @bangoruniversity.bsky.social

Ocean Sciences @ Bangor University@sosbangor.bsky.social · last yr.

Dr Winnie Courtene-Jones @winniecj.bsky.social from the School of Ocean Science @bangoruniversity.bsky.social has arrived in Geneva, Switzerland, to join the final round of negotiations linked to the Global Plastics Treaty.

Winnie Courtene-Jones stands on a lawn in from of the UN building in Geneva behind her. She is flanked by flagpoles flying the flags of the UN Nations.

A major new study in the leading medical journal The Lancet finds that plastic chemicals lead to $1.5 trillion a year in health, environmental and other costs. "The principal driver of this crisis is accelerating growth in plastic production." See the study: www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...

The Lancet Countdown on health and plastics

Plastics are a grave, growing, and under-recognised danger to human and planetary health. Plastics cause disease and death from infancy to old age and are responsible for health-related economic losse...

thelancet.com