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Andres Bella, Making Art Out of Used Tennis Equipment

Andres Bella is both a lifelong tennis player and lover. He’s also an accomplished artist. The New York native now combines both passions, ...

By greensportsblogJanuary 27, 20200

Voice Of The Fan

Sheila Michalsen Urges Mets to Join Sport for Climate Action Framework

How much do sports fans care about the environment and climate change? What do they want athletes and teams to do about it, ...

By greensportsblogJanuary 23, 20200

Climate Change Impacts Sports Events

Federer Responds Cautiously to Climate Protester Criticism

With the Australian Open starting in less than a week amidst tragic bushfires burning throughout the country, protesters, including Greta Thunberg, are taking ...

By greensportsblogJanuary 14, 20200

News and Notes

Climate, Bushfires and Aussie Open; The “E” in Formula E Stands for Environment; Forest Green Rovers New Stadium Plans Approved

In 2020’s first GSB News & Notes column: Sports Illustrated’s long-time tennis columnist Jon Wertheim dives directly into the links between climate change, ...

By greensportsblogJanuary 10, 20200

Guest Column

Allen Hershkowitz Memorializes Former NBA Commissioner David Stern

Dr. Allen Hershkowitz, a founding father of the sports greening movement, has worked with most of the commissioners of the major North American ...

By greensportsblogJanuary 7, 20200

Future of Green-Sports

What 2 Watch 4 in Green-Sports in 2020

Happy New Year, GreenSportsBlog readers! I hope you had a happy holiday season. 2020 promises to be a massive year in Green-Sports. With ...

By greensportsblogJanuary 6, 20200

Greenwashing

Atlanta Braves and U.S. Skiing to Host Snowboard Event, Sending Awful Climate Message

SunTrust Park, home of the Atlanta Braves, will host a snowboarding/freeskiing event this weekend. Since the average monthly snowfall in Atlanta in December ...

By greensportsblogDecember 20, 20190

Special Series

How Would the First Woman Commissioner of a Men’s Pro Sports League Deal with Climate Change?

GreenSportsBlog has long thought that the sports world, broadly speaking, has been far too slow and skittish about taking on the climate crisis. ...

By greensportsblogDecember 18, 20190

Special Series

Why Women Are Finding Success In Green-Sports

Yesterday, GreenSportsBlog named “Women, The Engines of Green-Sports” as the Best Story of 2019. Today, GSB is giving the floor to women from ...

By greensportsblogDecember 17, 20190

GSB Green-Sports Awards

GSB’s Best and Worst of Green-Sports, 2019

One theme clearly shone through as I sifted through GreenSportsBlog posts over the past year: Women are Engines of Green-Sports. What did that ...

By greensportsblogDecember 16, 20190

Andres Bella, Making Art Out of Used Tennis Equipment

Sheila Michalsen Urges Mets to Join Sport for Climate Action Framework

Federer Responds Cautiously to Climate Protester Criticism

Climate, Bushfires and Aussie Open; The “E” in Formula E Stands for Environment; Forest Green Rovers New Stadium Plans Approved

Allen Hershkowitz Memorializes Former NBA Commissioner David Stern

What 2 Watch 4 in Green-Sports in 2020

Atlanta Braves and U.S. Skiing to Host Snowboard Event, Sending Awful Climate Message

How Would the First Woman Commissioner of a Men’s Pro Sports League Deal with Climate Change?

Why Women Are Finding Success In Green-Sports

GSB’s Best and Worst of Green-Sports, 2019

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