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Hard-won global agreement on the sustainable use of our high seas is only the first step

The landmark UN treaty will clarify the legal right to exploit marine genetic resources in areas beyond national jurisdiction by establishing a fair regime for access and profit-sharing. The agreement must be ratified to take effect, and the work starts now.

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India News | Maha: Invasive Tilapia Fish Causing Survival Issues for Other Species, Says Expert

India News | Maha: Invasive Tilapia Fish Causing Survival Issues for Other Species, Says Expert
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UN Considering to Put Great Barrier Reef in Danger Despite Australia s Claim

On Monday, the United Nations launched a monitoring expedition to the Great Barrier Reef to see if the World Heritage property is being safeguarded from climate change as it continues to bleach.

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Sharks Have Been Around Longer Than Trees: 5 Astounding Facts About This Apex Predator!

The apex predator is not a "mindless murderer," and a greater understanding of why sharks are the way they are is necessary.

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8 Million People May Lose Access to Clean Water as Rotting Ship Worsens Oil Spill in Red Sea

An oil spill in the Red Sea caused by a decaying ship might have considerably worse consequences than expected, with 8 million people losing access to clean water and Yemen's Red Sea fishing stock being decimated in three weeks.

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