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Whether you’re optimistic or pessimistic about sport’s future, the winners are likely to be those who focus on core opportunities and risks
As ‘Environment’, ‘Social’ and ‘Governance’ (ESG) becomes an increasingly adopted framework for structuring organisations’ approaches to sustainability, how can the sports industry utilise the framework for unified, compelling impact?
Michael Jopp, Head of Sustainability Management for UEFA EURO 2024 and Coordinator of Host City Sustainability for the Senate Department of the Interior, Digitalization and Sport, explains Berlin’s approach towards hosting the world’s third largest sporting event.
Episode 96 – Kristen Fulmer and Damian Foxall reflect on their 2023 achievements and look ahead to the next 12 months
Prioritising sustainability objectives can be complex for a major sporting event, but, with the support of World Business Council guidelines, the UCI may have the answer
Travel is sport’s wicked problem when it comes to climate credibility. But sustainable mobility can provide value-add opportunities as well as emission reduction
Seán McCabe, head of climate justice and sustainability at Bohemian FC, explains why bold and transformative actions are necessary to transcend the ‘deceptive notion’ of net zero
A professional volleyball player with an MBA in sustainability, Liis Kullerkann is in a better position than most other athletes to make a difference when it comes to environmental practices in sport
Formerly running from box to box in Swindon Town’s midfield, Michael Doughty has continued making moves away from the pitch as the club’s chief sustainability officer and co-founder of sustainable running brand Hylo Athletics
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