Manchester City cuts carbon emissions five per cent during 2025/26 season

Stuart Stone
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The Etihad Stadium in Manchester / Credit: iStock
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The Etihad Stadium in Manchester / Credit: iStock

Manchester City promises 'determined, practical, authentic and unapologetic' response to 'tough questions' posed by a changing climate

Manchester City Football Club cut its carbon emissions five per cent during its 2025/26 reporting period, meaning the current leaders of the Premier League have achieved a 32 per cent reduction in emissions...

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