CLIMATE ACTION PROGRAMME

Examine the key issues in sport sustainability ahead of the Sustainability in Sport Forum 2018

Scientists have found nature is the most cost-effective way of reducing the impacts of extreme weather events.

Clipper Teas is the latest retailer to bow to customer demands and remove plastic from its tea bags.

One of the UK’s largest and grandest stately homes has announced plans to eliminate plastic on its grounds.

The UK’s Prime Minister, Theresa May, is using a meeting of Commonwealth nations this week to accelerate action against plastic pollution.

A landmark agreement to officially combat carbon emissions in the shipping sector has finally been reached in London.

Sweden has unveiled a new stretch of road which allows, for the first time, cars and trucks to charge their batteries while driving.

Energy data for the first three months of 2018 have shown that wind energy is the UK’s star performer, having rewritten records across the board.

Pret a Manger has this week launched the UK’s first plastic bottle deposit return scheme.

LA Galaxy is planning to switch focus off the field with a series of events to support sustainability initiatives in sport