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How Sokito Built The Most Sustainable Soccer Cleat

By politicsofsport

June 5, 2025

Via Forbes, a report on Sokito's efforts to develop a sustainable soccer cleat: The international soccer industry discards roughly 12.5 million cleats per year. It’s one of soccer’s many sustainability issues, [...]

Getting Heated: Why Jalen Hurts Is Mad At President Trump

By admin

May 2, 2025

Via Heated, commentary on why Jalen Hurts is made at President Trump: Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts takes questions from students at Edward Gideon Elementary School in April 2024. Hurts [...]

Fossil Fuel Companies Spend $5.6 Billion To Advertise in Sports

By admin

April 11, 2025

Via Forbes, a look at the close connection between fossil fuel industries and sports: It is time for the sports industry to begin asking itself the hard questions about climate change. Despite the [...]

Olympians Demand Focus On Climate Change

By admin

March 22, 2025

From rising temperatures and declining snowfall to worsening air pollution and unpredictable weather, climate change is disrupting training, competition schedules and athlete performance - as well as posing a growing harm to many [...]

E1 Is Racing To Prove Sports Can Be Fun And Provide Climate Solutions

By admin

February 24, 2025

Via Forbes, a look at how E1 is racing to prove sports can be fun and provide climate solutions: As politics continue to stifle climate action, experts like marine ecologist Carlos Duarte are turning to sports to [...]

A New Outlet Covers Climate Policy in the Language Brazil Knows Best: Soccer.

By admin

February 16, 2025

Via Harvard's Nieman Lab, a report on how - with quippy headlines, a “betting” portal, a tournament bracket, and more - Central da COP is pulling out all the stops to inform Brazilians ahead of the next U.N. Climate Change [...]

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