Campaigners say it is a missed opportunity to protect species like sharks at risk of extinction.
But countries failed to reach agreement on key issues of fishing rights and also funding and support for developing countries.
Research published earlier this year, and funded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, suggests that betweenSharks and rays are among the species set to lose out from the failure to pass the treaty.- and are one of the most threatened species groups in the world. They have a jam-packed calendar of international meetings on other matters between now and January - including the annual climate conference COP27 and the UN General Assembly meeting.The treaty will not outline what areas of the ocean will be placed under marine protection - just the process by which organisations and countries can apply for it.
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