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Safeguarding the deep-Sea Marine ecosystem: a critical analysis of the legal framework governing the impacts of the upstream Petroleum Sector on the deep-sea marine ecosystems and coastal communities in South Africa
The deep sea is a vast and largely unexplored environment, home to unique and diverse marine ecosystems. However, the increasing global demand for oil and gas has led to a surge in extraction activities in the deep ocean. These activities while essential for meeting energy demands, pose significant...
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Institute of Marine and Environmental Law
2026
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