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| The reef's designers overlooked the small matter of securely fastening the tires together so they would not bulldoze the seabed when they moved with the tide. The designation places restrictions on access to these waters and prevents any type of "extractive uses," like drilling or seabed mining. In the article you state: "Article 170 of LOST describes the 'Enterprise,' a UN organ that would supervise all scientific, commercial, and military use of 'the Area'--all regions of the world's oceans, including the seabed and super-adjacent atmosphere, beyond the territorial limits of coastal nations. |
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