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The Madrid Protocol went into effect in 1991. The protocol was put into place as a way to preserve and protect Antarctica.
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It protects Anartica's environment.
In 1959 officials of 12 countries signed an international agreement called the Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty (also known as the Antarctic-Environmental Protocol and the Madrid Protocol). This treaty provides that the continent be used mainly for research and other peaceful purposes.
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The Madrid Protocol (1991) places an indefinite ban on mining in Antarctica.
Trademarks are protected by national law, but owners can use the Madrid System to register internationally. Search of Madrid Protocol applications is available at the link below.
None. The 1991 Madrid Protocol called for the removal of the husky dogs from Antarctica by 1994. The protocol was the result of an initiative led by the then Prime Minister of Australia, Bob Hawke, who opposed mining in Antarctica and sought stronger protection for the continent's environment. The 1991 the Madrid Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic banned all introduced species (except people) from the Antarctic.
They found a forbidden substance in her blood. She was suspended for that entire year.
The purpose of the Protocol was essentially to protect Antarctica for 50 years from commercial exploitation primarily of its mineral wealth, The Protocol was signed in 1991, and came into force in 1998, so this means that Antarctica is safe from commercial exploitation until 2048.
Also known as the Madrid Protocol, this protocol serves with specific language to preserve the Antarctic region for peaceful and scientific purposes. Specifically, Article Seven reads: "Any activity relating to mineral resources, other than scientific research, shall be prohibited."
Coal mining is banned in Antarctica because it was very bad for the environment. The Madrid Protocol was an agreement by all countries not to mine coal in Antarctica.