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Organised in collaboration with The Explorer’s Club of New York, the Environmental Symposium is a day of conference for the industry, owners & captains, under the aegis of its ‘Monaco Capital of Advanced Yachting’ approach.

– 8.45am Welcome at the Yacht Club de Monaco
Bernard d’Alessandri, General Secretary, Yacht Club de Monaco
Richard Wiese, President Emeritus, The Explorers Club
– 9.00am SESSION #1: VIEWS FROM THE EDGE
– 11.00am SESSION #2: CHASING DRAGONS OFF THE MAP
– 1.30pm SESSION #3: THE FUTURE OF SEAFARING
– 3.00pm SESSION #4: FINDING NOBILITY OF PURPOSE
– Followed by Bertrand Piccard, 25th anniversary of his historic Breitling Orbiter 3 expedition, the first non-stop global circum navigation in a balloon

Face à leurs homologues italiens, les Rouge et Blanc ont réussi à prendre l’avantage en fin de première période avant de dérouler en seconde pour s’adjuger la qualification vers les quarts de finale de la compétition (4-1), grâce à un triplé de Sandro Bertolucci.

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📽 Euroleague

La Direction du Tourisme et des Congrès a présenté son bilan 2023 ce mardi 19 mars, au Grimaldi Forum. Guy Antognelli, son Directeur, fait le point.

Avec Loup Besmond de Senneville, du journal La Croix, retour sur l’actualité du Pape et du Vatican.
#Vatican #papefrançois #rome #Ukraine #guerre #medias #journalisme #actualité #carême #diplomatie #monaco #russie #france #ivg #euthanasie

Avec le frère Marie-Arnaud Gualandi, o.p.
#tweethomelie #carêmeenligne @ProvincedominicainedeToulouse #spiritualité #monaco #catholique

Une Minute avec Terence Telle au #MonteCarloTVFestival en 2021 !
#festivaladdict

Dive deep into the fashion space as we navigate from understanding the industry’s environmental footprint to envisioning pathways towards a more sustainable and ethical model.

Walk away inspired and empowered to cultivate hope and change.

The Ocean is a victim of ocean acidification, ocean warming and oxygen loss, resulting in severe consequences for marine ecosystems and the communities and societies who depend on them. But the Ocean, covering 70% of Earth’s surface, can also be a vital part of the solution and our ally to mitigate and adapt to climate change. This half day event will delve into the latest research on climate change impacts on the ocean and discuss potential ocean-based approaches to help address them, alongside imperative efforts to reduce emissions.

Moderated panel discussions with experts from science, economy, conservation, policy and business will debate the potential benefits and disadvantages of such measures, with a special focus on protecting and restoring blue carbon ecosystems (a nature-based approach) and on “ocean alkalinity enhancement”, the addition of alkaline materials to the sea with the goal to increase the ocean’s potential to absorb carbon (a technological approach).