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What's the point of welcoming more communities to 'the table' if the first ones seated are talking over them and not passing the food?
by Elsa Wenzel
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Sponsored: Today’s fans require much more than just entertainment; they expect sustainable and values-driven sporting events. Is your event meeting the moment?
by Lee Spivak
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The Impact League is the race’s sustainability contest. SailGP is also investing in many sustainability changes both on and off the water.
by Jesse Klein
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Sponsored: Ball Corporation President Dan Fisher discusses opportunities to leverage sports and entertainment to advance sustainability and a circular economy.
by Dan Fisher
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Plus, we speak with VERGE 21 keynote speaker Yishan Wong, founder and CEO of a startup working on 'reforestation in a box.'
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Athletes and the broader sports community traditionally have not had much of a presence at prior global climate conferences. That will change at COP26.
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A Land Rover ad has stoked a debate over the acceptability of running ads for high carbon products and services that hurt human health and undermine the U.K.’s climate goals
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The New Standard Institute — founded by Maxine Bédat — uses and demystifies data to help the fashion industry move to a much more sustainable business model and at a faster pace.
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Lindsay Arell of Honeycomb Strategies explains a new effort to spread sustainability in the sports world.
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Professional sports teams are making sustainable changes with the help of fan engagement and carbon offset projects.
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From better course management techniques, more sustainable equipment and sustainably run golf tournaments, these ideas are a hole-in-one.
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It solidifies that sustainability can be enhanced through the power of sport because of the overlap between sports lovers and people that seek positive change.
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A call to business leaders, community organizers and individuals driving climate action to question what we are doing to promote climate justice and inclusion.
by Bee Hui Yeh
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Every fan, sponsor, announcer, player, coach, owner and passerby will see 'Climate Pledge' on the Seattle arena, which aspires to several net-zero goals. That visibility matters greatly.
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Sports venues have a rare opportunity to align pandemic response efforts with sustainability strategies, if we can get everyone on the right team.
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The company's co-founder saw an opportunity, given the urgency of the climate crisis and the mammoth size of the candy market.
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Leverage these to proactively address and protect both people and the business, inside and outside the company.
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Plus, how COVID-19 could affect the future of building decarbonization.
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A new group aims to create a roster of professional sports figures evangelizing for public engagement on the climate crisis.
by Joel Makower
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GreenSportsBlog's Lew Blaustein lays out a future that imagines how American sports leagues could take climate action.
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Consider the global health crisis currently upon us as a warm-up act for a climate-changing world.
by Joel Makower
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The transition will require people to work together across companies and sectors, using skills such as empathy, craftsmanship and ingenuity.
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The industry is uniquely positioned to make large-scale impact in the environmental performance of many of the world’s largest public spaces.
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The warming planet is having a drastic impact on the way the planet plays, especially when it comes to winter activities. The good news: Some major U.S. leagues are reconditioning their operations.
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Sponsored: This National Energy Awareness Month, Rolland Paper highlights its use of landfill methane to power its mill.