E kī nei a Green Peace Aoteroa he mea whakaputa i te wiki nei kote mahi ki te Tiri Global Plastic he whakatūturu i tā ngā iwi taketake whai wāhi, ka mutu, kia iwi taketake te ārahi o ngā whakatau ki ōna huānga katoa.
“Mō te whawhai ki te parahanga kirihau ko te Global Plastic Treaty tētahi āheinga kotahi i tētahi tauoranga. Mena ka tika tā ngā kāwanatanga o te ao, ka riro i a tātou tētahi taonga paiherenga ā-ture e aukati nei i te mahi kirihau, e ū tonu te haurehu me te hinu ki te papa, ka mutu, waihanga i tētahi pūnaha hangarua” hei tā Juressa Lee kaiwhakatairanga kirihau o Greenpeace Aotearoa
Kāore he tangata Kotahi e hiahia ana ki te kite i te taiao e rāoa ana i te kirihau. Kāore tētahi e hiahia ki te kite i te kirihau-moroiti kei a mātou kai, kei ō mātou wai, hau anō hoki.
He mea puta te tuhinga hukihuki i ngā rā tōmua o tēnei wiki e Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC) rāua ko the United Nations Assembly (UNEA), i mua atu i ngā whakawhitiwhiti Tiriti ki Nairobi, Kenya atu i te Nōema 13-19.
“Kei tēnei tuhinga hukihuki kore o te Tiriti Global Plastic ngā whakaritenga e tika ana hei whakiti me te whakamahi i te hanga kirihou, Heoi, me koke tonu ngā kāwanatanga ki te whakaū i tētahi tiriti whakahirahira e weto ai te kōrere kirihau paitini”
“Ko te hiahia kia tohe tohu te Kawanatanga o Aoteroa ki tētahi Tiriti kaha rawa atu.”
Kei te tohe a Greenpeace Aoteroa ki tētahi Tiriti Global Plastic kaha, ka mutu, mana tika, me te whakamiramira i te hirahira o te noho o te reo me te whai wāhitanga whai kiko o te iwi taketake me ngā hapori kei te aroaro ā-kapa ki te uho o ngā kōrero, ā, me te whakarewa i tētahi petihana kua neke atu i te 47, 000 ngā hainatanga i Aotearoa.
E kī nei a Lee me whakaheke te Tiriti Global Plastics i te mahi kirihau mā te 75% neke atu ki te whakatūturu i tā tātou noho i raro i te 1.5° C. Whakataunga ki Parī.
“E tika ana kia noho haumaru ngā hapori katoa huri noa i te ao i ngā kino ka puta i te parahanga. Me tiaki te tiriti i te āhuarangi me te tuku i tētahi ao -mā, ka mutu, mā ki ō tātou uri whakaheke.”