Treaty on the Protection of the Arctic Marine Environment

The Treaty on the Protection of the Arctic Marine Environment is an international agreement that aims to preserve the Arctic's unique ecosystem by preventing pollution, managing resources sustainably, and protecting wildlife. It encourages countries bordering the Arctic to cooperate, share information, and follow environmentally responsible practices. The treaty addresses issues like oil spills, waste disposal, and conservation of marine animals, ensuring that economic activities do not harm the fragile Arctic environment. Overall, it promotes sustainable development while safeguarding the Arctic's natural beauty and ecological integrity for future generations.