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Full closure of high seas would triple the benefits

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The new United Nations High Seas Treaty (see Nature https://doi.org/j6f3; 2023) provides a path to generating conservation, economic and social-equity gains at global and national scales from a single policy change: close the high seas to fishing. The treaty requires only three-quarters of member countries to vote to establish a marine protected area, making all of these goals politically feasible.

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Source: Ecology - nature.com

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