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Consensus of 25 Nations Necessary to Protect Antarctic Waters
Two proposals designed to protect huge swaths of open water off the shores of Antarctica are hinged on the unanimous consensus of a 25-nation committee, which is meeting this week in a special session to vote whether to establish conservation zones in the Ross Sea and waters off East Antarctica. However, countries with fishing interests may thwart the international effort to turn the waters into marine protected areas.
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