sports

Energy giant teams up with recycling group Gjenkraft and ski makers EVI on project that turn old wind turbine blades into new skis

The Saudis have won the right to host football’s biggest tournament - but its bid doesn't seriously address the environmental issues, write Keele University's Matthew Hutchinson and Nottingham Trent University's Seth I. Kirby

From high-profile sponsorship deals and long-haul flights to sporting equipment made from petrol-based products like carbon fibre - modern sport reflects society's oil dependency, explains Loughborough University's Theo Lorenzo Frixou

How the event organisers have sought to reduce the games climate impact, from minimising new construction, banning most single-use plastics to eliminating diesel generators

Coca-Cola Europacific Partners has said in response that 'we care about the impact of every drink we sell'

Waste saving initiative follows successful pilot last year where players were offered Evian water refills on court

Claims that tournament is 'carbon neutral' challenged, as criticism mounts from footballers and athletes over FIFA's questionable carbon accounting and use of offsets

Hubbub's CEO Alex Robinson sets out the way sport can promote, showcase and galvanise climate action

On the sidelines of COP26, the Sports for Climate Action Framework today adopted new ambitious emissions targets