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LOSC

LOSC. Eduardo Rozen. LOSC. Defines the rights and responsibilities of the nations included in the united nations of their use of the worlds oceans. Established guidelines in the consumtion of natural resources, buisness, and the environment

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LOSC

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  1. LOSC Eduardo Rozen

  2. LOSC • Defines the rights and responsibilities of the nations included in the united nations of their use of the worlds oceans. • Established guidelines in the consumtion of natural resources, buisness, and the environment • Implemented such things as baselines, Internal Waters, Territorial Sea, Continental Shelf, High Seas, The Area • Also made new agencies to overlook the Convention’s regulations such as: International Seabed Authority, The Assembly, and The Council.

  3. Baseline- the boundary from which a nation may begin measurements to determine the portion of the adjacent oceans or continental shelf over which it may exercise sovereignty. • Internal Waters- Internal waters are those that are contained on the landward side of the baseline • Territorial Sea- sea that extends up to 12 nautical miles from the baselines. • Continental Shelf- real natural occurring baseline • High Seas- Waters Beyond any nations borders. They are patrolled by the UN.

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