• The third would gut requirements under the ESA that safeguard both imperiled wildlife and people from the use and discharge of dangerous pesticides.

• The most dangerous debris items to wildlife include: bags (paper and plastic), balloons, caps, lids, clothing, shoes, food wrappers/containers, pull tabs, 6-pack rings, straws, stirrers, buoys/floats, fishing gear (traps, monofilament line, lures, light sticks, nets), plastic sheeting/tarps, rope, strapping bands, cigarettes filters, cigarette lighters, and cigar tips.[28]

• Among the multitude of topics they cover are air pollution, biodiversity, trade in endangered species, in dangerous chemicals and in genetically modified organisms (GMOs), waste shipments, desertification, disasters, management of water courses, and public access to environmental information.