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Shark Trade Crackdowns Fall Short, a Treaty to Stop Ocean Plunder, and Ocean Personhood, and More…
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Shark Trade Crackdowns Fall Short, a Treaty to Stop Ocean Plunder, and Ocean Personhood, and More…
1. Treaty That Could Save Pacific Fishers From Subsidised Ocean Plunder Port Vila, Vanuatu — Pacific leaders say a landmark new ocean treaty could finally shift power toward communities that depend on the sea for food, culture, and livelihoods. The Agreement on the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Marine Biological Diversity of Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction, often referred to as the BBNJ Agreement, sets rules for protecting marine life i…
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