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Running Hot: Sport Can No Longer Play It Cool About Climate Change

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September 14, 2024

Via The Economist, a look at how sports are getting hotter, harder, and deadlier: “One player gonna die,” complained Daniil Medvedev in the middle of a match on the hottest day of the US Open in New York last [...]

McLaren Racing Has A New Plan To Tackle Climate Change

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August 13, 2024

Via Forbes, a look at McLaren Racing's Climate Contribution Programme to remove CO2: Innovation and speed are key factors in winning a Formula 1 (F1) race. McLaren Racing has been home to both since its creation in 1963. [...]

Canadian Soccer Star Jessie Fleming Shows Athletes Can Lead On Climate

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August 10, 2024

Via Forbes, a look at how one soccer star is showing how athletes can lead on climate issues: Canada Women’s Soccer captain Jessie Fleming continues to lead from the front on climate action. The Portland Thorns [...]

Green Sports Alliance: Sustainability and Sport Are Not Mutually Exclusive

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August 7, 2024

Via The Cool Down, an article on the Green Sports Alliance's groundbreaking guidebook for future of sport: The Green Sports Alliance has unveiled a groundbreaking guidebook aimed at protecting the future of our planet by [...]

Can the Olympics Outrun Climate Change?

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August 5, 2024

Via The Economist, a report on the impact of climate change on the Olympics: When Paris submitted its bid for this year’s Olympics back in 2017 it made a bold claim: the city would put on the greenest-ever games. Shortly [...]

Warming Up: How Heat Transformed The Paris Olympics In 100 Years

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July 30, 2024

Via BBC, a look back at the impact of climate change on the Olympics: Getty Images Athletes competing in the 1924 cross-country race struggled to cross the finish line due to extreme heat (Credit: Getty [...]

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