Sustainability
Saving the Med’s red coral: Chanel speaks exclusively on groundbreaking CSM partnership
“We didn’t anticipate 23 publications. We didn’t anticipate such success with coral cultivation. We hoped. But the scale of what’s been achieved — it’s extraordinary,” Chanel’s Frédéric Grangié tells Cassandra Tanti.
More than that, some of the research has begun to show unexpected relevance in other fields, including medicine. “Because red coral is an animal, like us, there are fascinating insights into its microbiome that may apply to human health. It’s opened doors we never imagined when we started,” he adds.
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Energy-related emissions hit an all-time high in 2023
Although Europe’s energy-related CO2 emissions dropped by 9%, worldwide figures rose by 1.1% to reach a record high.
France seeks to “regain sovereignty” over livestock industry
The plans involve better support for those growing the nation’s crops as well as livestock breeders and families of generational farmers.
Next mission for Monaco Explorations to be revealed at Ocean Decade Conference
Prince Albert II of Monaco is set to announce the exciting new plans at the UN Ocean Decade Conference in Barcelona next month.
Prince Albert Foundation directs €200,000 to wildlife cohabitation projects
The Fondation Prince Albert II de Monaco used World Wildlife Day to announce that it would be providing financial support to the tune of €200,000 for 17 new wildlife-human cohabitation projects in...
Prince Albert calls for better recognition of indigenous populations at polar symposium
Addressing the international mix of scientists and key decision-makers who had gathered at the Musée Océanographique de Monaco, Prince Albert II stressed the importance of “listening to the needs...
RAMOGE photo contest returns for 2024 edition
Submissions are now being taken for the third edition of the international photography competition, ‘RAMOGE – Man and the Sea’.
