Both the NFL and college football are in full swing. As are the English Premier League, Spain’s La Liga, and all other major European football—as ...

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 ...

Antwerp, an oasis for the urban cyclist. Tempe (Arizona), home to Arizona State University, college football power and also the university with the most solar power. Tokyo, ...

Last month, GreenSportsBlog ran a two-part series on the Greening of Golf (click here for Part 1 and here for Part 2.) We ...

As we enter one of the busiest sports weekends of the year (NFL Draft*, Kentucky Derby, Game 7-Spurs @ Clippers, Stanley Cup Playoffs 2nd ...

How cool would it be if some of the energy expended at gyms were turned into electricity? We investigate that sweaty question and more in ...

Today’s “News & Notes” post is going global.  From Beijing to Tokyo to Melbourne (with apologies to ABC’s Wide World of Sports), we “span the globe, ...

We here at GreenSportsBlog love the Waste Management Phoenix Open. It is Zero Waste. It is the model for greening all golf tournaments. Plus they ...

Rugby makes its first appearance in this space, the University of Colorado Athletics Department gets even greener (they were pretty green already!), and the first ...

I thought about doing an early-season* “Who’s Having A Better Season: Gang Green or The Green Movement” column today but, after San Diego ...