Sustainability
Nature, hope and hidden heroes: winners of the 2025 Environmental Photography Award revealed
From the hidden labours of marine worms to the hopeful flutter of a baby sea turtle, the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation’s 2025 Environmental Photography Award has once again celebrated the power of storytelling through a lens.
Read more€85 trillion deposit of white hydrogen discovered in northeastern France
A groundbreaking discovery of a vast white hydrogen deposit beneath the town of Folschviller in northeastern France could revolutionise the nation’s clean energy strategies - and have wider...
Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation puts cryosphere science in the spotlight at World Day for Glaciers
With rapid glacial retreat noted around the world, the UN hosted the inaugural World Day for Glaciers in Paris and New York last week, bringing together global leaders and experts, including a...
Monaco Blue Initiative to spotlight economic strategy and the importance of science-guided policy
The upcoming Monaco Blue Initiative will unite global leaders in science, politics and business for talks on how to drive ocean conservation forward through innovative solutions and collaborative...
CSM scientist sounds alarm on plastic pollution’s devastating impact on tropical coral reefs
New research from the Centre Scientifique de Monaco, led by Christine Ferrier-Pâgès, Research Director of the Ecophysiology and Ecology Team, has revealed how microplastic pollution and heat stress...
Powerboat racing champions honoured at Union Internationale Motonautique Awards in Monaco
Monaco Life joined leading figures and athletes from the world of powerboat racing at the Fairmont over the weekend to celebrate the sport's 2024 champions, including Emma Kimilainen and Sam Coleman,...
Toxic tap water: alarming levels of PFAS found in France’s drinking water
Recent tests by regional health authorities in France have revealed concerning levels of PFAS - also known as forever chemicals - in French tap water, with certain regions far exceeding European...