And the effect of heatwaves on players are among the issues highlighted by a report that found the consequences of climate change on rugby are significant . jamie farndale is a scotland sevens player who is studying sustainability with scottish rugby and spoke to hugh ferris earlier. obviously, gloucester is one of the stadiums that s been highlighted as affected. but this report is far more wide reaching than that. it looks at athletes and fans, the health and safety for that for myself as a rugby player but it looks also at the impact of being able to run these events in the first place in the whole business of support behind it. these events are cancelled and it becomes a real issue for the sport. what is the answer? if there is to be a place like fiji, for example, who can t move like perhaps a premiership rugby club could. what is the best advice that you can give? what this report does is look
Drew 2 2 with ukraine. let s take you to the men s t20 world cup, where england and scotland s first game had to be abandoned because of heavy rain in barbados. michaeljones hit 45 for the scots, who only managed ten overs in a rain interrupted innings. they finished on 90 without loss. the heavens opened again with england not getting a chance to reply, so the match ended with no result and the points shared. a new report commissioned by world rugby has revealed climate change could put some grounds at risk of marine submersion in the future. more severe flooding and the effect of heatwaves on players are among the issues highlighted by a report that found the consequences of climate change on rugby are significant . jamie farndale is a scotland sevens player who is studying sustainability with scottish rugby and spoke to hugh ferris earlier.
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The climate crisis is set to slash the economic growth of Pacific Island nations of Fiji, Tonga and Samoa by 40 per cent, a report by Christian Aid has warned as the rugby playing nations compete at the Rugby World Cup in France.
Rugby playing nations Fiji, Tonga and Samoa face GDP growth hit of -40% due to climate change caused by emissions from the UK, Australia and Rugby World Cup hosts France.UK has the eighth largest cumulative emissions in the world, more than all but three World Cup nations combine.
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