What it is and how to address it

Football has a climate problem it isn’t targeting

A shift from targets to measurement that raises questions about ambition and accountability

A shift from targets to measurement that raises questions about ambition and accountability

Part 2: Achieving more progress

A new report from FIFPRO, the world players' union, highlights links

A manifesto, a consultation, a motion and more

A new report commissioned by the UK Government has been published

Climate concerns ahead of an important upcoming UEFA meeting

Soccer faces growing challenges from extreme heat, as seen during the FIFA Club World Cup in the U.S. this summer.

Experts warn that cooling breaks and later kickoff times may be needed to cope with scorching temperatures when North America hosts the tournament

Round up #46

Round up #46

With quippy headlines, a "betting" portal, a tournament bracket, and more, Central da COP is pulling out all the stops to inform Brazilians ahead of the next U.N. Climate Change Conference.

Round up #44

Round up #44

Football is facing a future of constant disruption.

Round-up #43

The Inter and Denmark player wins the award for her climate activism and being behind an open letter to Fifa regarding Saudi Arabia’s human rights issues

Despite its talk of making the World Cups climate friendly, FIFA is clearly following the money, whether it is from wealthy and polluting corporate sponsors or countries with questionable human rights...

Round-up #41

Die FIFA hat die Weltmeisterschaften 2030 und 2034 an Länder vergeben, in denen es im Sommer sehr heiß ist. Gerade für die Fans könnte das zur Gefahr werden.

Round-up #41

Male players must step up and add their voice to the campaign to stop our sport being sold out to the big polluters who are causing climate change

Tales of Ohio hoop dreams, Joseph O’Neill’s football-accented new novel and the effect of the climate crisis on sport

Round-up #40

Supporters 'not satisfied' with environmental efforts, with 65% thinking clubs could make it easier for fans to behave sustainably.

Scientists warn Fifa’s current ‘wet bulb’ temperature policy underestimates strain athletes undergo during matches Footballers face a “very high risk of experiencing extreme heat stress” at 10 of the 16 stadiums that will host the next World Cup,…

New polling from the New Weather Institute reveals that FIFA’s sponsorship deal with Saudi Aramco is overwhelmingly opposed by female fans of women’s football across the globe.

【NHK】夏場の運動による熱中症のリスクが指摘される中、日本サッカー協会は来年度から主催する大会を原則、7月と8月には行わない方針…

As the latest COP climate summit ends, two Nigeria internationals say footballers can play a leading role in combating climate change.

Vláda ČR na svém středečním jednání schválila žádost Národní sportovní… Čtěte více

The Greener Game will help community clubs thrive by becoming more sustainable. The FA and E.ON Next are partnering to support grassroots clubs to decarbonise.

A review