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This is CBS, I on the World. I'm John Batser with my good colleague and mentor Gregory Copley,

the 1959 Antarctica Treaty.

It looks upon the possession of parts of Antarctica and what's underneath.

Remember, this is a continent, unlike the North Pole, the Arctic, which is all ice.

Antarctica is covered by ice in the last, I believe, 34 million years, but underneath it

is a rich resource in all directions. And perhaps it's emerging, perhaps not. But recent discoveries

suggest that you can plumb some of the resources underneath the ice field. And yet, Gregory, the Antarctica Treaty, I believe, is fussy

about possession. Is it being ignored by our colleagues? Well, yes, it is. The Antarctica Treaty

was designed to create or to designate Antarctica as terra nullius, a no man's land in perpetuity,

so that it could be preserved for its ecological value to the world, its influence on

world weather patterns, oceanographic patterns and the like. But what's happened since the 1959 Antarctic Treaty is that

countries which have no geographic proximity or claim, geographic claim to the territory,

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