US Disappointed in Plastic Pollution Talks
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US 'disappointed' after plastic pollution talks collapse: White House
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Delegates from nearly 200 nations debated for a week in South Korea on how to stop millions of tonnes of plastic waste from entering the environment each year .
The talks were meant to end with the world's first accord on cutting plastic pollution after nearly two years of discussions.
Delegations seeking an ambitious treaty earlier warned that a handful of countries was steadfastly blocking progress.
The world's top two plastic producers -- China and the United States -- have stayed relatively quiet about their positions in public.