TEAA

TEAA’s initial £300,000,000 budget will be used assisting Governments & Authorities to ensure compliance with the obligations signed up to in the 1982/84 Laws of The Sea Convention.SECTION 2. GLOBAL AND REGIONAL COOPERATION(Article 199 Contingency plans against pollution)(Article 197 Cooperation on a global or regional basis)TEAA has specific directives, best practices and researched methods for implementing a Global Standard for stemming waste from continually entering the oceans:SECTION 5. INTERNATIONAL RULES AND NATIONAL LEGISLATION TO PREVENT, REDUCE AND CONTROL POLLUTION OF THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT (Article 207 Pollution from land-based sources)TEAA will also be seeking assistance from, whilst expanding and investing in, current initiatives and cleanup operations globally. TEAA would like to take this opportunity to thank His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales for his support and his emphatic words of warning. Sir David Attenborough for his continually efforts explain to the world the results of our actions.The philanthropic efforts of Sir Richard Branson and Kjell Inge Røkke.With TEAA’s Global Operation Director’s email being [email protected] a special thanks goes out to Pope Francis and his recent words of support.We hope world leaders will be supported by industry leaders in this truly international coalition towards ending the Ocean & beach waste issues.