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The Pelagos Sanctuary Agreement: The need to adapt to environmental and regulatory change.
The Pelagos Sanctuary Agreement, signed by France, Italy and Monaco in 1999 and entered into force in 2002, arose from the recognition that marine mammal populations inhabiting what was then high seas in the northwestern Mediterranean required protection from growing human pressures. Initiated as a
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