GreenSportsBlog launches our Earth Month coverage with a story about how five inspiring Rutgers University student-athletes and EcoAthletes Champions are helping to lead ...

GSB circles the globe for our TGIF News & Notes column: A group of Australia’s highest-profile athletes are calling for greater climate action ...

Three climate-minded footballers, each of whom plays for a club in a top-flight European league, engaged in a thoughtful, substantive webinar Monday about ...

Amy Steel is the first netball player GreenSportsBlog has interviewed — for those who are unfamiliar, it is somewhat similar to basketball except ...

This article, written by Milwaukee Brewers’ pitcher and Outrider Sports Ambassador for the Environment Brent Suter, first appeared on the Outrider foundation’s web ...

What could sports look like in a world that doesn’t seriously address climate change? The bushfire-disrupted qualifying tournament that preceded the recent Australian ...

If the Green-Sports movement is going to truly make a difference on climate change in the brief amount of time available¹, there will ...

Today’s GSB News & Notes looks at how three different corners of the sports world are dealing with the climate crisis in three ...

Upcoming mega sports events are being forced to deal with the harsh reality of the effects of climate change.  Expectations of excessive heat ...

More than 45,500 runners competed in the 2019 Bank of America Chicago Marathon on October 13, making it the largest field in the ...