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Market-driven approaches to plastic pollution won’t end inequalities – and waste pickers are speaking up

By Manisha Anantharaman, Assistant Professor, Center for the Sociology of Organisations, CNRS/Sciences Po, Sciences Po

To be truly fair, a global treaty on plastic pollution must tackle the inequalities at the heart of current recycling and waste management systems.

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