Sustainability
A mining giant’s green vessel docks in Monaco to lead the charge for zero-emissions shipping
Why was a giant ship with a fluorescent green zero anchored off Monaco? To showcase the world’s first ammonia-fuelled vessel—and how big industry can lead the charge on climate action.
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France aims to cut food waste by 50% in two years with new initiative for retailers
A new label from the French government hopes to encourage caterers, retailers and wholesalers to actively work to reduce food waste, with the goal of halving waste in some sectors by 2025.
FPA2 heralds the Treaty of the High Seas as “a historic step forward in safeguarding international waters”
The Prince Albert II Foundation has voiced its support for the recent agreement on the Treaty of the High Seas, which will provide legal protections to 60% of the world’s oceans.
Water restrictions loom on French Riviera as drought worries intensify
The French government is on the verge of enforcing water-saving measures on the south of France following a winter with record rain deficits.
“The ship has reached the shore”: 52 countries agree to monumental Treaty of the High Seas
By 2030, no less than 30% of the world’s oceans will have protected status. Negotiations on the historic Treaty of the High Seas are complete and the EU has pledged €40 million to help smooth its...
Our Ocean: EU pledges over €800 million to ocean protection
The European Union has committed to funding ocean protection actions to the tune of €816.5 million at the Our Ocean Conference in Panama held this week, one of the biggest amounts the bloc has ever...
Environmental impacts of yachting front and centre at La Belle Classe Superyacht symposium
Last week’s La Belle Classe Superyacht Symposium at the Monaco Yacht Club put emphasis on the latest ecological developments in the sector while addressing the thorny issue of yachting and the...
