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The 2025 Women’s Euros saw football “come home” once again for the Lionesses - and UEFA’s ESG report reveals a landmark achievement in embedding sustainability.

Before COP30 kicked off in Brazil, we wrote about its importance for climate and football. What’s the full time result?

Ahead of the 2026 Men’s World Cup, we launched one of the largest climate-focused fan surveys in football history. The results reveal a sport at a turning point.

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The world's eyes are on Brazil. But this time, it isn't for the World Cup — it's COP30, and we're in extra time against our toughest rival yet: climate change.

Something special happened the other week. With the FIFA World Cup 2026 around the corner, we hosted the only football and climate event at Climate Week NYC.

The so-called ‘big six’ Premier League clubs accounted for the majority of operational carbon emissions generated across the Premier League. 

Notes of support from some of the game’s most iconic voices as part of the Pitches in Peril report.

Ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026, we are launching a groundbreaking new report, designed to break the echo chamber, bring climate risk into football’s mainstream, and kickstart a global conversation about the game’s future.

This piece was written by Tiff Sornpao as part of the Climate Champions Community – a player-led initiative supported by Football for Future and Common Goal.

New research commissioned by the UK Government shows that extreme weather and its impacts are already costing the grassroots sports sector around £320 million annually.

A quick look into UEFA’s sustainability goals for this summer’s Women’s Euros and a celebration of sustainability becoming more and more prominent in the Women’s game.

On 26th June, we joined our friends at Earth Minutes and the Mayor of London’s team for a buzzing morning of energy, ideas and youth-led climate action in the capital.

England footballer Fran Kirby teams up with WWF, revealing how time outdoors has  supported her, from childhood kickabouts to post-tournament recovery.

We send out a newsletter to the football and sustainability community every month - here’s a round-up of this month’s edition.

Last week, our Founder Elliot Arthur-Worsop had the pleasure of chairing a panel discussion on “Tackling Sustainability in Sport” at University College London (UCL).

We send out a newsletter to the football and sustainability community every month - here’s a round-up of this month’s edition.