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10 Ways The World Of Sport Is Tackling Plastic Pollution

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#BeatingPlasticPollution through women’s sport

Referencing successful examples from across the sports world, the guide includes key steps such as eliminating single-use plastic items, reducing the amount of plastic used,

The United Nations has just a year left to develop a legally binding agreement on plastic pollution by 2025, which would be a win for people and the planet. An international

“The environment and sports are more closely connected than people think. If we don’t have a healthy environment, then sports will not thrive,” says Erik Solheim, head of UN

Sadly, plastic pollution can have a devastating impact on our environment, and it is deeply concerning that the predicted amount of plastic pollution we’ll see in our environment will

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Plastic production has increased exponentially over the last few decades. This has fueled a plastic pollution crisis that has impacted every part of our planet with more than 11 million metric tons

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I’m hoping that plastic pollution can be used as a gateway issue to other environmental concerns. Climate change, I’d argue, is a far bigger beast than plastic pollution.

According to a 2016 report by the World Economic Forum, the cost of plastic pollution to the global economy could reach $13 trillion by 2050. This includes the cost of cleaning up plastic

Juan Bello (JB): The short answer is that the Earth is being flooded by plastic pollution. Humanity produced 400 million tonnes of plastic waste in 2024, according to one

Those in sports like sailing, surfing and cliff-diving were leading the way, alarmed by the impact that plastic pollution is having on the environment in which they work and train.

Plastics are cheap, durable and versatile, and that has made them highly useful in product manufacturing and development. In the six decades since mass production first began,

Discover how IOC’s Plastic Game Plan is helping sports organizations fight plastic pollution. Learn more about this innovative solution today.

Plastic pollution has emerged as one of the most pressing environmental challenges in Nigeria, posing severe threats to ecosystems, human health, and sustainable

Hannah Mills’ Big Plastic pledge is a global campaign supported by the International Olympic Committee addressing the issue of plastic pollution, aiming to combat

From global sports bodies pledging to cut back on plastic to joggers picking up rubbish as they run, athletes, sports enthusiasts and clubs are joining forces to tackle the tidal

To stop plastic pollution in rivers, Plastic Fischer designs simple technologies, accessible even to developing countries. Their 3L approach – locally built, low-tech, and low

Major sporting events can generate up to 750,000 plastic bottles apiece, so the pressure is on to clean up the industry and use sport’s global reach to raise awareness among

Plastic pollution has become an escalating crisis worldwide, and Nigeria is no exception. Nigeria is estimated to generate about 2.5 million tonnes of plastic waste annually

Realizing ways to curb plastic pollution and promoting the prevention of plastic pollution can encourage folks to use reusable bags, bottles, and bins and dispose of trash

Plastic pollution from the sports world not only contributes to aggravating the global crisis but can also have negative impacts on the sports industry. Initiatives to curb their impact have been taken at the international

Over the last two years pollution by plastics has caught the attention, and sparked the concern, of the world. What was for long seen as a marginal, local, and largely aesthetic issue – even by

international legally binding agreement to tackle marine plastic pollution. 1 THE CHALLENGE OF MARINE PLASTIC POLLUTION Plastic pollution in the world’s oceans is at record levels and

A growing group of athletes, including sailors, surfers and baseball players, is advocating for and taking action to tackle plastic trash in the sea.

Referencing successful examples from across the sports world, it provides guidance to event organisers on creating an effective plan to reduce plastic waste. This includes key steps such as eliminating single-use plastic

The good news is that governments around the world are implementing new regulations and initiatives that can significantly reduce plastic waste and pollution when applied

As we’ve seen, Preventing Plastic Pollution is now tackling the issue of single-use plastics in sport. The next steps in the battle after the Olympics campaign will consist of

Plastic pollution is not just a waste management issue, it affects the environment, economic development, human health, and social justice. Understanding the developmental dimensions

After two years of dedicated negotiations, world leaders could not agree on a global plastics treaty to counter plastic pollution’s escalating environmental, economic, and health

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