According to the text, implementing the high seas treaty will have a significant impact on biodiversity loss, pollution, and global warming. The treaty aims to conserve and sustainably manage marine biodiversity, and require environmental impact assessments for any activities that could harm marine life. It also highlights the need for better integration of biodiversity protection and climate change action, and the importance of capacity building and technology transfer. The treaty, once ratified, will contribute to international standards in ocean governance and unite the currently fragmented regulations and organizations governing two-thirds of the ocean. However, it could also have implications for businesses that depend on the high seas. The marine ecosystems in these areas are already facing negative impacts from human activities such as shipping, pollution, and overfishing, and the treaty aims to address these issues.