Tuesday 19 September: Russian state-owned oil and gas company Gazprom returns to the Champions League, just 18 months after UEFA broke its ties with the fossil fuel giant following the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The...
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Football cannot be played in extreme heat or on a flooded field. The climate crisis threatens a liveable planet, and thus our football. Polluting companies keep using football as a billboard to sell their harmful products and protect their reputation. Fossil Free Football campaigns to free football from big polluters. From oil and gas companies to airlines, car companies invested in petrol cars and SUVs, crypto and dirty banks. Big polluters need to go, just like big tobacco. As fans, we can change football. Join us!
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Read MoreThe 2023 World Cup: another missed opportunity for serious climate action
The 2023 World Cup has started. This time, FIFA did not make misleading claims that the World Cup would be ‘carbon neutral’. The sustainability strategy published for this World Cup does not not make clear...
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