In 1959, the Antarctic Treaty was created to ensure the continent would become ‘a natural reserve, devoted to peace and science’. The treaty relies on global cooperation, and I want to believe ...

The 1959 Antarctic Treaty established the principle of not allowing oil development in Antarctica, intended to maintain the continent as a place of peace and science. The treaty’s primary objective is ...

By Professor Klaus Dodds (*) – The Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty was agreed in 1991 ... devoted to peace and science”. The Protocol recognized the importance ...

It is also a signatory of the Antarctic Treaty, which dictates that the continent ... to be and continue to be a continent of science and peace,” TVN reported. “It is also a confirmation ...

Ongoing disagreements over whether Belarus and Canada should be afforded decision–making power in the Antarctic Treaty System, a decision that should in theory be based on the states’ respective ...

This is Antarctica, a continent whose sprawling expanse is, rather surprisingly, owned by no single country. Instead of being ruled by one nation, Antarctica is governed by a group of countries bound ...

The Antarctic Treaty, signed at the height of the Cold War, has been a cornerstone of peace and scientific collaboration. It freezes territorial claims and prohibits resource extraction and ...

It leads diplomatic efforts within the framework established by the 1959 Antarctic Treaty, signed in Washington, to ensure Antarctica’s status as a continent reserved for peace and science.

Antarctica is subject to a treaty that promotes peace, science and environmental protection. The organisation that represents Antarctic tour companies, IAATO, requires its members to abide by ...

"And that really worries us, because Antarctica is different to other [places]." Antarctica is subject to a treaty that promotes peace, science and environmental protection. The organisation that ...

Antarctica, often regarded as the planet's last true wilderness, harbors unique ecosystems that support extraordinary ...