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The modern stadium: A hub for sustainable development 0
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- February 10, 2019
Innovative sports venues around the world are increasingly promoting economic development, human wellbeing and renewable energy
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Professional sports teams battle poverty in their communities 0
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- January 30, 2019
Several sports teams are located in areas of economic deprivation. Some, like the Detroit Lions, are using their profile and resources to provide support and access for people below the poverty line
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How sport can become ‘systematic’ about climate action 0
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- January 22, 2019
The first step to climate leadership, says the UNFCCC’s Sport for Climate Action Framework, is to ‘undertake systematic efforts’ to promote environmental responsibility. But what does that mean?
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COP24: Can sport become a ‘climate leading’ sector?0
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- December 11, 2018
A number of sports organisations have committed to the UNFCCC’s Sport for Climate Action Framework, but what does the sector have to do to become a genuine climate leader?
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To what extent does air quality impact athlete performance?0
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- November 13, 2018
Air pollution is responsible for the deaths of 7 million people per year – quickly becoming a modern health crisis. Now the IAAF is attempting to capture some serious data to see if and how it impacts athlete performance
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How Corpus Christi Yacht Club set the benchmark for World Sailing events 0
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- November 8, 2018
At the World Sailing Awards 2018, Corpus Christi Yacht Club became the first winner of its Sustainability Award. Its efforts to green the Youth Sailing World Championships (hosted between 14-21 July 2018) caught the eye of judges, and was referenced by the governing body’s sustainability manager Dan Reading as the “benchmark” for future World Sailing
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