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Williams Racing team has set out a new five-pillar sustainability strategy that sees the Formula 1 team commit to becoming "climate positive" by 2030.

Governors' Wind Energy Coalition How a powerful US lobby group helps big oil to block climate action Source: By Chris McGreal, The Guardian • Posted: Monday, July 19, 2021 When Royal Dutch Shell published its annual environmental report in April, it boasted that it was investing heavily in renewable energy. The oil giant committed to installing hundreds of thousands of charging stations for electric vehicles around the world to help offset the harm caused by burning fossil fuels. On the same day, Shell issued a separate report revealing that its single largest donation...

US: API unveils new climate reporting template for natural gas and oil industry 28 Jun 2021 Following the release of the industry’s Climate Action Framework this spring, the American Petroleum Institute (API) has unveiled the next step in its efforts to accelerate climate solutions – a new template for individual companies in the natural gas and oil industry to more consistently report and track greenhouse gas (GHG) indicators. While many companies have reported GHG indicators for over 20 years, the template aims to provide a consistent and uniform set of core GHG indicators to enable gr...

UEFA’s football social responsibility programme is piloting a climate action campaign – Cleaner Air, Better Game – that will run throughout the 2021 European Under-21 Championships in Hungary and Slovenia. What is the campaign about and how can Europe’s football community support it?

Wembley is one of the older arenas hosting Euro 2020 matches. Can a legacy venue reduce its environmental impact as well as a newer one? When it comes to legacy stadiums, it doesn’t get more storied than London’s Wembley Arena. Opened as the Empire Pool in 1934 for the British Empire Games, 90 years later it is perhaps the UK’s most famous venue for sports and concerts. In the late 70s it was granted protected status and renamed Wembley, the area of London where it’s located. The down side of that legendary status, of course, is that the building isn’t as energy efficient as newer s...