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A campaign by Prince Albert of Monaco to make fellow world leaders aware of environmental issues is being matched at home with a radical drive to make Monaco one of the leading environmentally friendly countries in the world. The plan initiated by Prince Albert is already being implemented with resulting reduced emissions...

A lot of fuss has been made over the continual destruction of the rainforest and the amount of damage that is caused by illegal logging.

When most people think of supporting charities, they think of money. This can be a problem for people who are struggling to support their own families.

Carbon Emissions, solar energy, the melting Arctic and the environment have been top of Prince Albert of Monaco's agenda for the last year, but as he continues his campaign to highlight the environment as a top political issue, press reports suggest that two of his staff have left. Will climate change be too hot an issue for some of his subjects too?

We should all be concerned with saving the rainforest, and we can do our part by making small changes to our lifestyles.

While millionaires and billionaires sip champagne and ponder buying a yacht at this year's Monte Carlo Yacht Show that would be beyond the reach of mere lottery winners, the organisers have successfully made past events carbon neutral. This year will be no exception as Monte Carlo shows the rich they can be environmentally friendly too.

Mercury is poisonous, yet it's a critical part of most compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs), the kind that environmentalists and some governments are pushing as a new way to cut energy consumption.

The United Nations Environment Programme is calling for a billion new trees to be planted. If successful it could lower significantly the amount of Co2 in the atmosphere.

Everyone is aware that we need to give our environment a hand wherever we can. NASCAR is trying to do their part with unleaded fuel.

Being inspired to make positive changes for our planet and future generations surely is the biggest legacy any of us can leave, isn't it?