Recycling and composting at stadia and arenas are becoming more and more commonplace. This has encouraged a cadre of innovative, green companies already ...

Today, of course, is the 14th anniversary of the horrific 9/11 terrorist attacks on New York City and Washington, DC, and of the passenger-induced ...

Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, has a long history of environmental devastation going back to the colonization by the French, ...

Anyone interested in the sustainability of mega-sports events like the Olympic Games and FIFA World Cup would be well served to take a class ...

With the 2015 college football season kicking off tonight, it’s fitting that the newest member of the GreenSportsBlog team, Katharine DeRossette, takes on a ...

When folks talk about fuel supply and food supply as they relate to environmental/climate change, they most often do so as separate and ...

Sports will always have an intimate connection with Hurricane Katrina, given the central role the Louisiana Superdome played in the storm’s immediate, horrible aftermath, and in the ...

In the run up to the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro next August, the sailing, rowing/canoeing and triathlon swim venues have all ...

Solar power takes the lead role in today’s GSB News and Notes as we feature the seventh annual Solar Decathlon, courtesy of the US Department of Energy, ...

When a high-profile athlete speaks out on a major issue of the day, we take notice: Muhammad Ali and the Vietnam War; Billie Jean ...