The historic treaty to protect marine life
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Marine life in the 'high seas' is under threat, and now something can be done to save it. A new UN treaty aims to protect marine biodiversity in the 'high seas' - a term used for oceans that don't fall under any country's governance. Plant and animal life in these waters face pollution, overfishing and acidification, something the signers of the treaty hope to stop.
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