  Pollution Ships must be strictly monitored to avoid oil leaks. Tourists must leave no trace of litter. As a consequence, any offending nation will face a $100000 fine and will be responsible for cleaning up the mess. Mining Mining is prohibited in Antarctica as mining may result in destroying the land and fauna. The consequence is a $70000 fine.  Animals It is outlawed to hunt the fauna. Tourists must be warned to stay 15 metres away from any animal and no flash photography is allowed in case the flash may harm the animals. Consequently, they must pay a $50000 fine or be evicted from the treaty    Tourism A maximum of 10000 tourists may go to Antarctica each year, as all nations want to protect this land. Other tourists must get a pass to go to Antarctica. Any tourist over the limit without a pass will be banned from Antarctica for a whole year.  Permanent settlement Unless for scientific purposes, tourists must only build temporary structures approved by the builders country’s government. If not, they must accommodate at an Antarctic base. Building a structure without government approval will face the ramification of a 25000$ fine.   Waste disposal Waste disposal is banned, as it is highly hazardous to Antarctica’s environment and animals. If any offending nation discards litter in Antarctica, they will suffer a ramification of either a $500 000 fine or being banished from the treaty for 10 years. Nuclear activity All signatories agree that nuclear bombs and its discarding are proscribed in this chilly land as it may lead to the destruction of the land and conflict in Antarctica. Anyone caught possessing bombs or disposing them will have the bombs discarded along with a 30 year ban from Antarctica and 20 years in prison. |
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