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The oceans are essential to life on this planet; they cover about 70% of the surface and contain about 95% of all water; they provide millions of tons of fish every year, shipping routes, tourism and minerals. And yet they are largely un-policed and uncontrolled. That may be set to change as evidence mounts of the damage we are already doing through fishing and other activities. With the imminent development of deep sea mining, control is even more essential.