Pollution All 47 members of the Antarctic treaty definitely agree that there is to be no air pollution in this last frontier. If any tourist or scientist have rubbish that has been burnt must be returned to their own country. If this reasonable law is broken there will be a consequence of being unable to visit this magnificent wonderland and will receive a serious fine of 1.5 million.  Mining All 47 members of the Antarctic treaty strongly agree that mining should strictly be banned for 60 years. If mining is allowed it would disturb the marine life and will certainly course extinction to this icy blue continent. If this rule is disobeyed the country that broke their promise will be removed from the treaty for 15 years.
 Animals: All 47 members of the treaty agree that, tourists should certainly not be able to touch or feed the animals as they could be harmed and become very ill because they are not used a humans stable diet. There is to be no capturing the animals without a permit. As a consequence for disobeying this rule tourists will be sent home with a hefty fine or scientists will lose their job and will escorted out immediately.  Tourism: All 47 members of the treaty agree that cruise ships should be restricted to only 3 ships throughout the summer season. By decreasing the amount of ships per year there will be fewer oil slicks left behind harming the marine life. The consequence for this rule being broken they will receive a harsh fine and will be banned from visiting Antarctica for the rest of the year  Permanent settlement
All 47 members of the Antarctic treaty certainly agree that Antarctica should definitely have no permanent residents. It is true to say, if the consistent residents in Antarctica there will be even more facilities needed, leaving an even smaller amount of ice free land for the penguins in their rookeries. If anyone is found guilty for breaking this rule will be sent to jail for 7 years.  Waste disposal: All 47 members of the treaty agree that, waste disposal should carefully be monitored in Antarctica. Carefully monitoring dangerous products in this icy blue continent can be preserved for future generations. If this rule is broken tourists disobey the agreement will be removed from the treaty for 10 years. Commercial use All 47 members of the Antarctic treaty completely agree that there shall be no fishing for krill in Antarctica. If this rule did not apply over many months, anyone fishing for krill for any financial reasons will slowly have a massive effect on the marine life as krill is the main food for the marine life’s diet. If this rule is broken there will be harsh consequence of being removed from the Antarctic treaty and will not able to find any new information on Antarctica,  |
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