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When acquaintances unfamiliar with boating discover that I am the editor of a luxury magazine that focuses on yachts in the 100-plus-foot range, invariably I receive one of two reactions: fascination or abomination.


Underway: Emissions Impossible

The prince also said, "Monaco may not be the biggest country in the world, but I am determined to show it can be among the most innovative in its approaches to the environment."

The Prince Albert II Foundation* follows another initiative embraced by the MYS in conjunction with Camper & Nicholsons International: to become "carbon neutral."

"Together with its daily efforts to reduce its impact on the environment, the MYS takes action to balance the energy waste generated by the show," the prince said. "We try to raise awareness among participants to reduce their emissions whenever and wherever possible."

Fascination of the abomination is not a bad thing. It is better than complacency. It is thrilling that there are extraordinary yachts created by visionaries such as Tom Perkins and a host of other powerful men and women. These are the people with the means and influence who can help the Prince Albert II Foundation and myriad other world organizations make an impact and a difference.



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