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UN treaty to protect ‘extraordinary’ marine life due to come into force

World-first pact aims to protect 10 million species from threats like climate change, overfishing and deep-sea mining.

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aljazeera.comStai leggendo5 mesi fa

UN treaty to protect ‘extraordinary’ marine life due to come into force

World-first pact aims to protect 10 million species from threats like climate change, overfishing and deep-sea mining.

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news.mongabay.com5 mesi fa

A new treaty comes into force to govern life on the high seas

For most of modern history, the open ocean has been treated as a place apart. Beyond the 200-nautical-mile limits of national jurisdiction, it was governed by custom, fragmented rules, and the assumption that what lay…

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  1. venerdì 16 gennaio 2026·aljazeera.com

    UN treaty to protect ‘extraordinary’ marine life due to come into force

    World-first pact aims to protect 10 million species from threats like climate change, overfishing and deep-sea mining.

  2. sabato 17 gennaio 2026·news.mongabay.com

    A new treaty comes into force to govern life on the high seas

    For most of modern history, the open ocean has been treated as a place apart. Beyond the 200-nautical-mile limits of national jurisdiction, it was governed by custom, fragmented…