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Sir Ben Ainslie, Eco-Athlete and America's Cup Contender, In His Own Words on Climate Change

Sir Ben Ainslie is the most decorated Olympic sailor of all time, an America’s Cup winner in 2013 while on the crew with ...

By LewDecember 6, 20160

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GSB News and Notes, Eco-Athlete Style: College Hoopster and a Danish ex-Soccer Star

One of GreenSportsBlog’s biggest goals for 2016 was to highlight eco-athletes wherever we could find them. In today’s GSB News & Notes, we ...

By LewDecember 2, 20160

The GSB Interview

Dr. Jennifer Vanos, Biometeorologist, Working at the Intersection of Green, Sports and Weather

Human biometeorology, the study of the effects of weather on human health, is growing in importance in this era of urbanization and climate change. ...

By LewNovember 29, 20160

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GSB News and Notes: Bayern Munich Dons Unis Made from Plastic Ocean Waste; Portland Trail Blazers Green Games; Trouble for Summer Olympics in Warming World

Happy Thanksgiving, GreenSportsBlog readers! We send you off to your holiday with a heaping helping of GSB News & Notes: Perennial German Bundesliga champion Bayern Munich ...

By LewNovember 22, 20160

Special Series

Green Leaders Talk Green Sports, Part 7: Dr. Katharine Hayhoe, Climate Change Communicator Extraordinaire in Bible-Football Belt

For the seventh installment of our occasional “Green Leaders Talk Green Sports”^ series — in which we talk with luminaries from outside the ...

By LewNovember 16, 20168

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Looking Back at The REAL Reason LeBron Left Miami For Cleveland: Climate Change

Editors Note: President-Elect and climate change denier (“It’s a hoax created by China”) Donald J. Trump visited with President Obama at the White House on ...

By LewNovember 14, 20160

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Allen Hershkowitz: Green-Sports World Suffers Severe Setback, Will Provide Strong Post Election Climate Change Fight Platform

Trying to make some sense this morning about where the Green-Sports movement goes from here in the immediate aftermath of Donald J. Trump’s ...

By LewNovember 9, 20161

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Can ESPN Become "The Worldwide Leader" in Green-Sports?

ESPN, in its 37 year existence, has evolved from quirky curiosity (“A 24 hour sports network?? Nah, that’ll never work!” “What’s Australian Rules ...

By LewNovember 7, 20160

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How Low Can You Go Challenge? Miami Heat and South Florida Schools Work to Reduce CO2

The How Low Can You Go Challenge, the brainchild of Broward County, FL teacher Linda Gancitano, partners with the NBA’s Miami Heat to empower ...

By LewNovember 4, 20162

Sir Ben Ainslie, Eco-Athlete and America's Cup Contender, In His Own Words on Climate Change

GSB News and Notes, Eco-Athlete Style: College Hoopster and a Danish ex-Soccer Star

Dr. Jennifer Vanos, Biometeorologist, Working at the Intersection of Green, Sports and Weather

GSB News and Notes: Bayern Munich Dons Unis Made from Plastic Ocean Waste; Portland Trail Blazers Green Games; Trouble for Summer Olympics in Warming World

Green Leaders Talk Green Sports, Part 7: Dr. Katharine Hayhoe, Climate Change Communicator Extraordinaire in Bible-Football Belt

Looking Back at The REAL Reason LeBron Left Miami For Cleveland: Climate Change

More Green-Sports Optimism Post Trump Election: Dave Newport, CU-Boulder Environmental Center Director

Allen Hershkowitz: Green-Sports World Suffers Severe Setback, Will Provide Strong Post Election Climate Change Fight Platform

Can ESPN Become "The Worldwide Leader" in Green-Sports?

How Low Can You Go Challenge? Miami Heat and South Florida Schools Work to Reduce CO2

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