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In this Green Cricket channel, we are discussing the impact of climate change on cricket and how cricket stakeholders could contribute to climate actions

 

 

Part 1 - Impact of climate change on cricket

 

Part 2 - Impact on Groundskeeper

 

Part 3 - Impact on Umpires and Stewards

 

Part 4 - Impact on Local Cricket Clubs

 

Interviews

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World Economic Forum 2024

Themes and Risks

shaping the globe

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The captivating series encompassing five insightful episodes from COP 28 UAE!

Discover the voices that drive this monumental event:

 

Part 1 - Unveil the stories behind the COP 28 logo and the impactful role of volunteers, government opportunities, and youth voices.

 

Part 2 - Dive into finance, exchanges, and the carbon market, featuring perspectives from Aberdeen, London Stock Exchange, and the World Federation of Exchanges.

 

Part 3 - Explore the realm of Climate Tech with insights from CTCN, Tech UK, Aveva, and Earth Observation System specialists.

 

Part 4 - Gain insights into the Green Energy Transition through an advisory perspective to the CEO of the Green Energy Council.

 

Part 5 - Experience an exclusive interview with the Founder and CEO of the World Climate Foundation. Don't miss these enriching dialogues shaping our climate future!

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Discover beyond the Scoreboard: How Sports is Driving Climate Solutions

Watch inspiring videos featuring athletes, sports institutions, united nations - sports for climate action framework,etc

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Part 1 - World Climate Athletes - FIA uncovering sport as a testbed for climate solutions. Listen to Sara Mariani - Director - Sustainability and D&I, Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) and discover how the FIA, through its innovative initiatives like Formula E, is pushing the boundaries of electric mobility and accelerating the transition to a low-carbon future.

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Part 2 - No Sportswashing: Katie Rood on the Power of Sport

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In this video, New Zealander Footballer Katie Rood discusses the importance of using sport as a platform for positive change. She highlights the dangers of sportswashing, where corporations and governments use sport to greenwash their image, and emphasizes the need for athletes to use their voices to speak out on important issues.

 

Part 3 - The Future of Triathlon in a Changing Climate

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Indian triathlete Pragnya Mohan warns that climate change threatens the future of triathlon. Rising temperatures, unpredictable weather, and environmental degradation make the sport increasingly challenging and risky.

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Part 4 - World Records at Risk: Climate Change Threatens Athletic Performance

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Double Olympic champion David Rudisha warns that climate change could make it increasingly difficult to break world records in track and field events. Rising temperatures and changing weather conditions can significantly impact athletes' performance, making it harder to achieve peak performance and break records.

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Part 5-  Small Clubs, Big Impact: How Grassroots Can Change the Climate

 

Lindita Xhaferi-Salihu, the Initiatives Lead for UN Sports for Climate Action, explains how grassroots clubs can join the framework and contribute to climate action. She emphasizes the importance of collective action and encourages clubs to take even small steps to reduce their environmental impact.

 

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Part 6 - Empowering Grassroots Sports Clubs: The Power of Finance, Technology, and Sustainability

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As CEO of World Climate Athletes, Kishan Changlani outlines three key areas that can empower grassroots clubs to make a significant impact on climate action: Finance, Technology and Sustainability.

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