The case for recycling

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And what on earth is the point of your question?

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Could you just answer it?

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I answered it, learn to read.

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No, you didn't. You explained who *controlls* *some* of the ocean, which isn't wnat I asked.

Since you "don't get" the point, let me ask you this: you related stories of corporate destruction in "uncontrolled" waters (despite government regulation saying such activity is not allowed!). How much did you see in "controlled" waters? And by controlled, I mean

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I asked you to explain the point and you didn't. Sorry if I'm not in the mood for your useless word games concerning one of the most important global issues in existence.

State laws apply in 12nm zone and economical interests belong to the state in 212 nm zone. If you want to find out who owns these bits, then please go read the legislation for all the coastal states in the world. The rest is shared property.