This 22/23 Season, Reading Football Club and the University of Reading have the goal to keep global warming at the front of football’s mind by making a special home kit.

The Bundesliga is making sustainability criteria obligatory for tier 1 and 2 clubs of the league. Could this be the start of the “green” chain reaction of sustainable attitudes and actions so desperately needed in football?

Footballer Morten Thorsby and four-time world champion F1 driver Sebastian Vettel are proving that the world of sport does have a role in the crucial battle against climate change.

Lessening the environmental burden of the global football apparel industry is just the beginning. Through football, we can save the planet. 

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) just released the third and final section of its latest Climate Assessment Report. This blog talks about what this means, and how football can be a part of the solution.

Once again, football is called upon on an international stage to be a source of change and leadership. This time, it involves human rights.

Why We Play Green believes that we can save our planet from climate and environmental disaster through football.

How football has created a united front in the face of a crisis.