Sustainability Report – Page 2 – The inside track on sport sustainability

Sport, climate change and the process of moralisation
- VIEWPOINT
- September 17, 2019
Difficult questions must be asked of the sports sector concerning its approach to addressing climate change in order to advance its contribution to the cause, says Brian McCullough

Climate change and the future of summer sport
- VIEWPOINT
- August 14, 2019
In the face of extreme heat waves hitting the host cities of the next two Olympic Games, the question must be asked: will climate change signal the end of summer events?

Has sustainability given Forest Green Rovers a competitive edge on the pitch?
- IN FOCUS
- August 19, 2019
Key figures from within the club discuss vegan diets, unique club culture and a growing international fanbase – and how it all contributes to winning football matches
Green mobility and clean water in the spotlight at the World Rowing Championships
- IN FOCUS
- August 16, 2019
Organisers of the 2019 event are using the natural protected landscape in Linz-Ottensheim to raise awareness around a number of sustainable initiatives
How Östersunds FK’s Culture Academy blazed a trail for sporting success
- IN FOCUS
- August 12, 2019
After suffering the ignominy of relegation in 2010, Swedish football club Östersunds FK adopted an unconventional new model to turn its fortunes around. Less than a decade later, the results have been extraordinary
How The R&A eradicated single-use plastic water bottles from The Open 2019
- IN FOCUS
- August 1, 2019
The connection between golf’s oldest major and the coast made tackling marine pollution ‘a very fitting topic’. Philip Russell, the governing body’s assistant director of sustainability, explains how it was done

“Our sustainability strategy is also about financial sustainability”
- LEADERS
- June 20, 2019
Stockholm/Åre 2026’s head of sustainability, Johan Strid, discusses the bid’s private funding model, green innovation and cementing Sweden’s status as a sustainability leader
Science-based targets and renewable energy: Inside AEG’s ambitious carbon reduction strategy
- LEADERS
- June 3, 2019
With more than 150 venues and 22,000 live events, reaching carbon neutrality by 2050 will be some achievement for AEG. John Marler talks about taking on the challenge
Chris Mazdzer, the IOC’s first sustainability ambassador
- LEADERS
- May 20, 2019
The first man to win an Olympic medal for the US in luge on using his growing platform to influence fans and the sport he loves to become more serious about climate change