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Viewpoint
Making connections: Storm Boris and ‘Dirty Money’
- VIEWPOINT
- September 20, 2024
As floods sweep through Europe, sport has to consider climate action as core business
Commercial climate solidarity in football
- VIEWPOINT
- August 15, 2024
If the sport can use its platform to spotlight more climate solutions than climate change contributors, it could make a meaningful difference
In Focus
How partnerships between sport and science can accelerate a low-carbon future
The mass-market appeal of sport can drive partnerships focused on low-carbon technology, sustainable innovation and societal good
The football executive’s guide to sustainability strategy
- IN FOCUS
- September 3, 2020
The Sustainability Report publishes our first white paper in collaboration with Touchline to explore the elements of a good sustainability strategy for football clubs, leagues and tournaments
An immersive world of football, culture and social impact
- IN FOCUS
- August 27, 2020
Oakland Roots Sports Club may be just over one year old, but its unique take on sport’s business model has already captured the imagination. We talk with co-founders Edreece Arghandiwal and Mike Geddes
‘The planet is the only shareholder we answer to’
- IN FOCUS
- August 20, 2020
Richard Brisius and Anne-Cécile Turner explain how a local feel, a tweak to the rules and innovation workshops will help the new-look Ocean Race become even more sustainable
Leaders
Big interview: Michael Pedersen, M INC. > change the game
- LEADERS
- June 4, 2018
The bond between fans and athletes is a sacred one, so how can sport use that relationship to mobilise the masses to fight climate change? Pedersen and his partner Tapio Kanninen may have the answer
Big interview: Brendan Owens, US Green Buildings Council
- LEADERS
- May 25, 2018
Is there a return on investment for LEED certification? If so, what is it? Matthew Campelli speaks to the USGBC senior vice president to find out
Big interview: Shelley Villalobos and Kevin Phelan, Council for Responsible Sport
- LEADERS
- May 17, 2018
The Council duo explain why certification is important if you care about sustainability, and how to achieve it even if your sporting event is small and low on resources