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

The sustainable ‘stadium of the future’: An ambitious and feasible vision – if we continue to innovate 0
- VIEWPOINT
- July 10, 2019
While innovation in sport is currently skewing more towards fan engagement, there’s a huge opportunity for emerging technology to accelerate the sustainable sport movement

Making climate history: From the New York Yankees to Roland Garros 0
- VIEWPOINT
- June 17, 2019
Commitments made by tennis Grand Slams and the iconic baseball team will usher in a new era of focused public attention on climate change, says Allen Hershkowitz

Would a ban on fossil fuel sponsorship in sport be justified – or feasible?1
- IN FOCUS
- May 16, 2019
Following Ineos’ unveiling as the main sponsor of what was formerly Team Sky, Friends of the Earth has called for a ban on fossil fuel sponsorship in sport. But is it possible?
The challenge of hosting a sustainable marathon 0
- IN FOCUS
- April 26, 2019
More than 50,000 competitors. A vast number of spectators. And a 26-mile playing field. Hosting a sustainable marathon is no mean feat. Will Fulford-Jones talks to the organiser of the London and Chicago races
Inside Asics’ strategy to achieve science-based climate targets 0
- IN FOCUS
- April 17, 2019
Sportswear giant is producing Japan’s kit for Tokyo 2020 from recycled garments and new shoe models out of bio-based materials to drastically reduce carbon emissions
Climate neutrality: Meet sport’s early adopters 0
- IN FOCUS
- April 10, 2019
Since the turn of the year, MLS club Seattle Sounders and Real Betis of Spain have joined Forest Green Rovers to become the first batch of professional sports clubs to pledge climate neutrality

Sport Ecology Group preparing to ‘spearhead’ sustainability movement 0
- LEADERS
- April 23, 2019
Meet the newly-established collective of ‘academic rockstars’ planning to help sports industry practitioners make evidence-based decisions through curated research
Doing things differently: The FC Nordsjælland story 1
- LEADERS
- March 25, 2019
As the football industry faces questions regarding its sustainability, one club in Denmark believes there is a different way of doing things. FC Nordsjælland CEO Søren Kristensen tells The Sustainability Report about a unique model guided by the UN Sustainable Development Goals
Profile: Inger Andersen, UN Environment 0
- LEADERS
- March 6, 2019
The IUCN director general will join the UN organisation later this year. Where will sport fit into her plans?