Football

Club becomes 13th in England to sign up to UN Sports for Climate Action Framework, as it announces net zero emissions target for 2040

Practice of flying players and staff on short plane journeys that could be taken on the coach compared to 'scoring a hattrick of own goals while fans get rained on'

William Troost-Ekong wore custom 'bio-based' boots develpoed by UK brand Sokito during Nigeria's Africa Cup of Nations opening game against Equatorial Guinea

Founder of eco-football boot manufacturer Sokito, Jake Hardy, reveals the challenges involved in creating a circular product made from 100 per cent recycled and bio-based materials

Millwall, Bristol City, Bristol Rovers, Forest Green Rovers, Mansfield Town and Swindon Town become first clubs to promise to tackle transport-related emissions

Green business leaders from Just Eat and Notpla reveals the tactics and takeaways that resulted from serving up seaweed-based packaging at European football's top table

The Professional Footballers Association's first sustainability champion discusses the potential for sport to be a game changer in the climate crisis and why 'following the money' is crucial to decarbonisation

The decision to host the women's world cup in New Zealand and Australia highlights football's major travel emissions problem, writes Axa Climate's Antoine Pointcaré

Governing body of English football plans to invest £35m in support of net zero goals by 2040

When football stars take on the authorities, they tend to win - could the climate-threatened sector adopt sustainability as its next cause?