Sustainability
Exclusive: Denis Allemand reflects on his 38-year legacy at the Centre Scientifique de Monaco
Denis Allemand, one of Monaco’s most esteemed scientists and a global leader in marine biology, has retired after 38 years at the Centre Scientifique de Monaco (CSM). As the driving force behind the institution’s transformation into a world-renowned research hub, Allemand leaves behind a legacy defined by innovation, collaboration, and groundbreaking discoveries.
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Earth’s hottest year on record: 2024 sets a grim milestone
From the Arctic to the Antarctic, and from Europe to Oceania via the Americas, 2024 marked the hottest year on record, with global temperatures surpassing 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels for the...
Monaco joins other Alps nations in strengthening climate resilience commitments
A key outcome of the conference was a pledge to step up coordinated efforts to protect the Alps from the escalating impacts of climate change.
Explained: What is France’s new sustainability index all about?
France is introducing a new sustainability index for electrical and electronic products in 2025 with the goal of giving consumers an easy way to assess product durability and make more eco-friendly...
Global leaders tackle plastic pollution at Monaco-led event in Davos
Global leaders convened in Davos for a Monaco-led event addressing plastic pollution. Organized by the Prince Albert II Foundation, the discussion highlighted innovation, investment, and cross-sector...
Prince Albert II champions water conservation as world-changing initiatives celebrated at GAEA Awards
Prince Albert II of Monaco highlighted the critical need for water conservation at the inaugural GAEA Awards during Davos 2025. The event celebrated five groundbreaking initiatives driving climate...
Will Pelagos retain its status as a Mediterranean marine haven?
With a decision pending in December, all eyes will be on Egypt, where COP24 will determine the sanctuary’s future status and its ongoing role in protecting marine mammals.
