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  1. The political agenda of the EU is being elevated through expert analysis concerning bottom trawling practices specifically within Cypriot waters.
  2. An Ocean Act has been introduced seeking to protect the seas of Europe, specifically concerning EU waters.

Ocean advocacy groups, including Oceana, joined the UN General Assembly to push for the European Ocean Act.

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Ocean advocacy groups, including Oceana, joined the UN General Assembly to push for the European Ocean Act.

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OceanaEuropean CommissionUnited Nations General Assembly

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