Ba da daɗewa ba za a fitar da “hana robobi” na farko a duniya.
A taron Majalisar Dinkin Duniya da ya kare a ranar 2 ga watan Maris, wakilai daga kasashe 175 sun zartas da wani kuduri na kawo karshen gurbatar roba.Wannan zai nuna cewa mulkin muhalli zai zama babban yanke shawara a duniya, kuma zai inganta ingantaccen ci gaba na lalata muhalli na lokaci guda.Zai taka muhimmiyar rawa wajen haɓaka aikace-aikacen sabbin abubuwa masu lalacewa,
Kudurin na da nufin kafa kwamitin sasantawa tsakanin gwamnatoci da nufin kammala yarjejeniyar kasa da kasa mai bin doka da oda nan da karshen shekarar 2024 don magance matsalar gurbatar muhalli.
Baya ga yin aiki tare da gwamnatoci, kudurin zai baiwa 'yan kasuwa damar shiga tattaunawa da kuma neman saka hannun jari daga gwamnatocin waje don yin nazarin sake amfani da robobi, in ji Hukumar Kula da Muhalli ta Majalisar Dinkin Duniya.
Inge Anderson, babban darektan hukumar kula da muhalli ta Majalisar Dinkin Duniya, ya bayyana cewa, wannan ita ce yarjejeniya mafi muhimmanci a fannin kula da muhalli a duniya tun bayan rattaba hannu kan yarjejeniyar Paris a shekarar 2015.
“Tsarin gurɓataccen filastik ya zama annoba.Tare da kudurin na yau, a hukumance muna kan hanyar samun magani,” in ji ministan yanayi da muhalli na Norway Espen Bart Eide, shugaban majalisar kula da muhalli ta Majalisar Dinkin Duniya.
Ana gudanar da Majalisar Muhalli ta Majalisar Ɗinkin Duniya duk bayan shekaru biyu don ƙayyadaddun manufofin manufofin muhalli na duniya da haɓaka dokokin muhalli na ƙasa da ƙasa.
An fara taron na bana a birnin Nairobi na kasar Kenya a ranar 28 ga watan Fabrairu.Kula da gurbataccen filastik na duniya yana ɗaya daga cikin mahimman batutuwan wannan taron.
Bisa kididdigar rahoton kungiyar hadin gwiwar tattalin arziki da ci gaba, a shekarar 2019, yawan sharar robobi a duniya ya kai tan miliyan 353, amma kashi 9% na sharar robobi ne aka sake yin amfani da su.A sa'i daya kuma, al'ummar kimiyya suna kara mai da hankali kan tasirin da tarkacen robobin ruwa zai iya haifarwa.
Lokacin aikawa: Nuwamba-23-2022