François Chartier

François Chartier

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François Chartier is a campaigner for Ocean issues at Greenpeace France, where he advocates against the exploitation of deep-sea minerals. He has expressed strong opposition to former President Donald Trump's executive order allowing large-scale mining in the ocean, warning that it undermines multilateral agreements and poses significant ecological risks to marine environments.

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Monaco Monaco: François Chartier explained the details of the integrated zones and highlighted the challenges of deep canyons for trawling. 5

Agnes Pannier Runacher Claire Nouvian Emmanuel Macron
Monaco-Matin – newspaper covering the Principality of Monaco: "Je ne peux pas laisser prononcer des mensonges": à Nice, la ministre Agnès Pannier-Runacher défend ses aires marines protégées

Monaco Monaco: François Chartier, campaign manager for oceans at Greenpeace, explains the details of the integrated zones. 5

Claire Nouvian Agnes Pannier Runacher Macron
Monaco-Matin – newspaper covering the Principality of Monaco: L’ONG Bloom dénonce l’escroquerie des annonces du gouvernement lors de l’Unoc: "Le label d’aire marine protégée est attribué à des zones déjà interdites au chalutage de fond"

France France: François Chartier from Greenpeace expressed skepticism about Macron's announcements regarding marine protection. 4

Emmanuel Macron Nicolas Fournier
Le Monde: Limitation du chalutage de fond : les ONG sceptiques après les annonces d’Emmanuel Macron sur les aires marines protégées

Monaco Monaco: François Chartier stated that Trump's executive order undermines multilateralism and maritime law. 2

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Monaco-Matin – newspaper covering the Principality of Monaco: Exploiter les minerais au fond des mers? C’est oui pour Donald Trump, mais un désastre selon les scientifiques