Sustainability Report – Page 3 – The inside track on sport sustainability

Motivating sports bodies to become more sustainable
- VIEWPOINT
- October 16, 2019
GAISF’s sustainability award is a smart way to encourage sports federations to become more environmentally responsible. It’s these positive impacts – like recognition from peers – that need to be driven home more regularly

Six steps to adopting the athlete mindset to address climate change
- VIEWPOINT
- October 10, 2019
Elite athletes set a goal before they know how they’ll achieve it – the same mentality can be adopted by sports organisations to address climate change, say Joie Leigh and Claire Poole

How the US Bank Stadium achieved the highest level of sustainability certification
- IN FOCUS
- September 11, 2019
Minnesota Vikings’ stadium became the first sports facility to achieve LEED Platinum for operations and maintenance. Project manager for sustainability, Bradley Vogel, explains how it was done
How sport can promote sustainable and responsible consumption
- IN FOCUS
- September 5, 2019
WWF France and the French Ministry of Sport have established a charter for sports events, with principles related to sustainable procurement and consumption. The Sustainability Report takes a look
IAAF air quality pilot moves into its next phase following Mexico City Marathon project
- IN FOCUS
- August 29, 2019
Athletics federation tests air quality in a road race for the first time – and prepares to conduct clinical research with athletes when the project’s pilot phase concludes
Bridging the education gap: How sports teams are engaging kids in science, maths and technology
- IN FOCUS
- August 22, 2019
A chasm is emerging between what students know and what they need to know to solve local and global issues. But a handful of professional clubs are using STEAM education to address this

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
Profile: Honey Thaljieh, FIFA executive and women’s football pioneer
- LEADERS
- May 15, 2019
After growing up in occupied Palestine and co-founding its first-ever women’s football team, FIFA’s corporate communications manager is determined to make the beautiful game a fairer and more diverse place
Omar Mitchell, NHL: “We want to ensure that hockey is around for future generations”
- LEADERS
- April 30, 2019
Ozone-depleting refrigerants used by ice hockey rinks are being phased out. NHL Green is helping community venues find alternatives to help fight the global warming threatening the sport’s existence