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Guest Blog Post: Allen Hershkowitz on "What The Ecological Mess in Rio Teaches Us"

Allen Hershkowitz, co-Founder and President Emeritus of the Green Sports Alliance as well as President and co-Founder of Green Sports International, recently penned ...

By LewAugust 10, 20162

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The GSB Interview: Hilary Kotoun, Sailors for the Sea, Certifying Clean Regattas

GreenSportsBlog has covered sailing a great deal over the past year or so. One big reason is that the sailing world, from America’s ...

By LewAugust 9, 20161

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Climate Change Takes Center Stage at Rio Olympics Opening Ceremonies

The Brazilian producers of Friday’s Opening Ceremonies at the Rio Olympics made climate change a significant focus of its pre-Parade of Nations pageantry. With a ...

By LewAugust 6, 20163

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GSB News and Notes: Olympic Athletes Take Climate Stand, Pro Skier Endorses Carbon Pricing, Ex-NFLer Goes Solar

Celebrating and finding more eco-athletes is one of GreenSportsBlog’s key initiatives for 2016. Their numbers are small but growing. And, as we honor the athletes of ...

By LewAugust 5, 20160

Mega Events

Dow: A Much Needed Green Bright Spot at Rio 2016 Olympics

The failure of Brazilian and Rio authorities to live up to the promises made in their bid to host the 2016 Summer Olympics to ...

By LewAugust 2, 20166

News and Notes

Three Innovative Companies Become Green-Sports All Stars

One of my favorite parts of any Green Sports Alliance Summit—I’ve attended four—is to walk the exhibit floors to see the start-ups, post start-ups and ...

By LewJuly 29, 20160

Special Series

Sustainability Thought Leaders on Green-Sports, Part 2: Jerry Taylor, Libertarian Lobbyist who Switched from Climate Change Denier to Fighter

We have conducted a ton of interviews over the 3+ years of GreenSportsBlog’s existence with leading lights from across the Green-Sports spectrum. Thing is, the ...

By LewJuly 26, 20167

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GSB News and Notes: Bicycle for an Hour, Power Home for a Day; Canadian Open Goes Green; Land Rover BAR's BREEAM Excellent HQ

Ready for the weekend? Well, if you ride a bike for an hour, there’s now a way to power a home for a ...

By LewJuly 22, 20163

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The GSB Interview: Nick Mallos, Ocean Conservancy; Helping Sailing Teams Bring Attention to Plastic Ocean Waste Crisis

The Ocean Conservancy is a 44-year old non-profit that creates science-based solutions for a healthy ocean and the wildlife and communities that depend ...

By LewJuly 20, 20160

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GSB News and Notes: Wimbledon Serves Strawberries and Sustainability; Paris 2024 Olympic Bid Goes Green; Have a Beer, Save the World

With the 2016 Wimbledon in the rearview mirror (congratulations to champs Serena Williams and Andy Murray), it is a good time for GreenSportsBlog to take ...

By LewJuly 15, 20160

Guest Blog Post: Allen Hershkowitz on "What The Ecological Mess in Rio Teaches Us"

The GSB Interview: Hilary Kotoun, Sailors for the Sea, Certifying Clean Regattas

Climate Change Takes Center Stage at Rio Olympics Opening Ceremonies

GSB News and Notes: Olympic Athletes Take Climate Stand, Pro Skier Endorses Carbon Pricing, Ex-NFLer Goes Solar

Dow: A Much Needed Green Bright Spot at Rio 2016 Olympics

Three Innovative Companies Become Green-Sports All Stars

Sustainability Thought Leaders on Green-Sports, Part 2: Jerry Taylor, Libertarian Lobbyist who Switched from Climate Change Denier to Fighter

GSB News and Notes: Bicycle for an Hour, Power Home for a Day; Canadian Open Goes Green; Land Rover BAR's BREEAM Excellent HQ

The GSB Interview: Nick Mallos, Ocean Conservancy; Helping Sailing Teams Bring Attention to Plastic Ocean Waste Crisis

GSB News and Notes: Wimbledon Serves Strawberries and Sustainability; Paris 2024 Olympic Bid Goes Green; Have a Beer, Save the World

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