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 FrĂ©dĂ©ric GrangiĂ© 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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More needs to be done if the EU is to meet its sustainability goals
The European Union’s latest Eurostat report has revealed that the bloc has made “significant” progress in certain areas, but only moderate steps in others, notably when it comes to the climate...
Pelagos backs new course to help save ensnared cetaceans
Monaco, France and Italy have come together to offer a new training course to maritime authorities that could help save the lives of whales and dolphins trapped by fishing nets in the Pelagos...
Monte-Carlo Fashion Week ends on awards high
Sustainability and creativity were the biggest winners at Monte-Carlo Fashion Week, an exciting reunion of international fashion insiders, local designers and top buyers, but who scooped the top...
Key fishing stocks expected to fall dramatically in the Mediterranean
The warming of the Mediterranean Sea, caused by rising global temperatures, could have drastic repercussions on the region’s prized fishing grounds, according to a new report.Â
Important shark and ray areas mapped in the Mediterranean and Black Sea
85 Important Shark and Ray Areas, protected places for rare and endangered species, have been officially delineated in the Mediterranean and Black Sea after a five-day conference held in Greece. Â
Can I water my garden during the drought?
Monaco Life explains the latest rules and restrictions on watering gardens, potagers and green spaces that are affecting residents in the Principality and the French Riviera.Â
