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… and zoological resources and minerals. A renewable resource can potentially last indefinitely (provided stocks … places of water fowl; remarkable geological formations, mineral and fossil deposits, caves; coral reefs, lagoons and … damaging, such as waste disposal, water pollution and mineral extraction. However, central to this task is the …

… activities do not necessarily have to be related to resource exploitation, for example by oil rigs, but could … marine scientific research, others prefer to treat it as a resource activity. 2. Impact of human activities All of these … that they are a common property and renewable natural resource that moves around freely. Failure to regulate will …

… coastal states’ legal continental shelves. The non-living mineral resources in the area are part of the common heritage …

… fisheries) has responsibility for, inter alia, policies, resource allocation, cooperative agreements and related … adequately, making use of Latin American fishery resource potential for the benefit of Latin American peoples, …