Sustainability
COP28: Prince Albert keeps focus on ocean protections while fossil fuel controversy unfurls
The first half of COP28 has been marred by controversy and “conflicts of interest” after it emerged that the event president and oil magnate, Sultan Al Jaber, had made claims that there is “no science” to suggest a phase-out of fossil fuels is needed if global temperature rises are to be restricted to 1.5°C.
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The Committee for the Promotion and Protection of Women’s Rights is now part of the Principality’s energy transition pact.
Barclays partners up to protect the seas
Barclays bank has teamed up with the Blue Marine Foundation to help make at least 30% of the world’s oceans protected, and the rest sustainably managed, by 2030.
Photos: UPAW 2020
The 4th edition of the urban art project UPAW has been deemed another great success, combining urban art and preservation of the Planet in Monaco.
Communicating with orcas
In part one of this two-part orca series, animal advocate Kat Pirelli-Zucchetta speaks to Pierre Robert de Latour – aka the Orca Whisperer.
Carrefour signs up to Energy Transition Pact
Carrefour Monaco, now under new management, is modernising to make the supermarket energy efficient. To prove its commitment, the store has signed Monaco’s Energy Transition Pact.
Don’t let ZSL go extinct, says Sir David Attenborough
Sir David Attenborough will front a landmark TV appeal to save conservation charity behind London and Whipsnade Zoos “from extinction”