PA2 & The Environment: Flash or Substance?

[Glistening Seas]

So glad to hear about the Honduras project. The Pa foundation seems to have many facinating facets to it. Pa does have a foundation site where someone posted a link but it's difficult to find. Perhaps, theres a section where they could post those in an easy to find location. It was surprising to hear that PA's Foundation does so many different things.

[smdouglas]

Originally Posted by Glistening Seas

So glad to hear about the Honduras project. The Pa foundation seems to have many facinating facets to it. Pa does have a foundation site where someone posted a link but it's difficult to find. Perhaps, theres a section where they could post those in an easy to find location. It was surprising to hear that PA's Foundation does so many different things.

The site is not that difficult to find. I simply Googled Fondation Prince Albert II de Monaco. There's a ton of info on the site that outlines what the foundation is doing. There's a French version for those of you that understand French. If you are interested in what projects the foundation is involved in, take a look at the project section.

[smdouglas]

Take a look at the article, The Ocean in a high CO2 world: Symposium in Monaco 6-9 October. The article shows that PA and his activities are getting a serious look-see by a broad spectrum of scientists.

[sandsla]

Very cool! Looking forward to reading about it.

[Glistening Seas]

that was indeed a cool article. it's good to see someone looking for a solution to what is happening in the extreme deep waters of our earth. With this last shelf melting off it seems the earthquakes didn't seem to want to stop, there for a while. It's great to see that there is the motivation to see what is out there in the oceans.

[rosalee]

Has Monaco partnered, yet, with the U.N. University branches??