Beyond the scoreboard: Sport’s role in climate action
In recent years public awareness and concern about climate change have significantly increased. Organizations are increasingly acknowledging and addressing the direct link between their operations and climate change, embracing initiatives from paper straws to carbon offsets. However, as climate impacts intensify globally, and with both governments and corporations falling short of making sufficient progress on…
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Climate change and impact on health
Climate change is an ongoing concern that requires attention and caution, not only from Canadians but also from people worldwide. A recent study explored 10 health outcome categories attributed to climate change, including infectious diseases, mortality rates, and respiratory, cardiovascular, or neurological issues, which are among the most frequent concerns.
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Consultation Opportunity: Canadian Program to Prevent Competition ManipulationThe Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) and the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) are seeking your feedback on the first draft of the Canadian Program to Prevent Competition Manipulation (CPPCM). The first draft of the CPPCM has been designed to protect against efforts to improperly impact sport competitions by establishing rules and clearly defining violations. It’s supported by a consistent scheme of education, enforcement, and sanctions that are applicable to all individuals who are subject to the CPPCM. Comprehensive […] Read more: Consultation Opportunity: Canadian Program to Prevent Competition Manipulation |
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