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The last ocean: Antarctica's Ross Sea Project: saving the most pristine ecosystem on Earth
Weller, J. (2013). The last ocean: Antarctica's Ross Sea Project: saving the most pristine ecosystem on Earth. Rizzoli International Publications: New York. ISBN 978-0-8478-4123-3. 224 pp.

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Abstract
    Antarctica’s Ross Sea remained free from human interference until 1996, when commercial fishing discovered it. Now that fishery removes 3,000 tons of fish annually, threatening to destroy the world’s last intact ecosystem. The Last Ocean organization started in 2004, joining scientists and environmental groups in a campaign to have the entire Ross Sea designated as an international marine protected area.

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